My Perspective

I started reading the book based on Rabbi Noach Weinberg's famous 48 Ways classes and stopped when I got annoyed with the "purity...

Slovie Wolff wonders whether parents these days are producing kids with "resume virtues" instead of giving them "eulogy virtu...

I haven't even gotten halfway through the book and I'm writing a review. I've written about Henny Machlis before,  here  becau...

In Inyan magazine #952, Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald writes, "Children today, by and large, have replaced the concept of "good and evi...

Yisroel Besser in a Mishpacha article asks the question, what does your family stand for. Answers might include: chesed, Torah study, hospit...

Right outside my window, on the ledge, was a bird that looked like this: I was quite sure it was a female cardinal and I checked online ...

In contrast to the sad story told two entries ago, here , here is a story where one positive remark changed a person's life: The story...

Rabbi Miller passed away 16 years ago. Although I only attended one of the famous Thursday night classes one time, I listened to dozens o...

As a follow-up to this post  here , Rabbi YY Jacobson tells the following story: He got an email from a parent. A ten year old girl starte...

With Shevii shel Pesach around the corner, which marks the splitting of the Yam Suf, here is an astonishing observation. The term "ke...

Answer 10: No answer to that – but something I sense when cleaning: A Yid has to live in 2 different worlds: among the non-Jews but apar...

Answer 7: I think the main message is about breaking though our self-perceived limitation in our avodas Hash-m, as well as leveling out ou...

Answer 4: Remembrance of who we are as a people and a nation. Our essential connection to Hashem.. who rules the world And... it take...

(see previous post) Answer 1: cheirus as we say in the Pesach davening - zman cheiruseinu Answer 2:   Let My people go so they w...

I've been asking people, what do you think the main message of Pesach is? I've gotten 10 answers so far and although there is a li...