From this week’s parsha, Shemini, we learn that our actions affect G-d’s presence in the world, either driving Him away or bringing Him closer.
Parshat Shemini – As broadcast on Chai FM
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From this week’s parsha, Shemini, we learn that our actions affect G-d’s presence in the world, either driving Him away or bringing Him closer.
From this week’s parsha we learn that the concept of a good name is not just about having a good reputation but serves as a blueprint for action and a philosophy of life.
Parshat Vayakhel-Pekudei – As broadcast on Chai FM
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From this week’s parsha we learn that the concept of a good name is not just about having a good reputation but serves as a blueprint for action and a philosophy of life.
In preparation for Purim, we read about what Amalek did to the Jewish people on their way out of Egypt, and remember that the battle between good and evil continues till today.
Purim – As broadcast on Chai FM
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In preparation for Purim, we read about what Amalek did to the Jewish people on their way out of Egypt, and remember that the battle between good and evil continues till today.
From this week’s parsha, Pekudei, we learn how important it is to plan and implement a course of action, and to realise that setbacks are inevitable and we must grow from the experience.
Parashat Pekudei
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From this week’s parsha, Pekudei, we learn how important it is to plan and implement a course of action, and to realise that setbacks are inevitable and we must grow from the experience.
