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Did we really need the drama of a massive flood to teach a few crooks a lesson? Based on a verse from Shir Hashirim, we discover that the flood waters are not a vengeful punishment but a peaceful cleansing and powerful lesson for living a focused life. Stand unprotected and you’ll get washed away by the flood of worldly distractions. Build yourself an arc and those same waters will lift you up to heights you never dreamed of.
ד״ה ״מים רבים״
English
Did we really need the drama of a massive flood to teach a few crooks a lesson? Based on a verse from Shir Hashirim, we discover that the flood waters are not a vengeful punishment but a peaceful cleansing and powerful lesson for living a focused life. Stand unprotected and you’ll get washed away by the flood of worldly distractions. Build yourself an arc and those same waters will lift you up to heights you never dreamed of.
ד״ה ״מים רבים״
English
Did we really need the drama of a massive flood to teach a few crooks a lesson? Based on a verse from Shir Hashirim, we discover that the flood waters are not a vengeful punishment but a peaceful cleansing and powerful lesson for living a focused life. Stand unprotected and you’ll get washed away by the flood of worldly distractions. Build yourself an arc and those same waters will lift you up to heights you never dreamed of.
ד״ה ״מים רבים״
Did we really need the drama of a massive flood to teach a few crooks a lesson? Based on a verse from Shir Hashirim, we discover that the flood waters are not a vengeful punishment but a peaceful cleansing and powerful lesson for living a focused life. Stand unprotected and you’ll get washed away by the flood of worldly distractions. Build yourself an arc and those same waters will lift you up to heights you never dreamed of.
ד״ה ״מים רבים״
English
The first seventy-five years of Avraham Avinu’s life tell a remarkable tale of personal discovery and heroic sacrifice, but none of that makes it into the story told in Parshas Lech Lecha. We begin with Hashem’s instruction to embark on a journey and with that, Avraham begins for the first time to access the limitless potential of his soul by channeling it towards his unique life’s purpose.
ד״ה ״ענין לך לך״
Why does the Torah so often describe G-d in human terms? Does G-d have a personality? This foundational maamar gives us insight into these questions by exploring the kabbalistic concept of the sefiros. We use the human psyche as a metaphor to understand the dual nature of the sefiros and how they bridge the gap between Creator and creation.
ד״ה ״פתח אליהו״
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“Everyone should take upon themselves, without a vow, to finish the two seforim of Likutei Torah and Torah Ohr (not including the section dealing with Shir HaShirim) until the week of Shabbos Parshas Bereshis, then we will start to read the Torah again from the beginning. Everyone should learn the Maamarim for the Parsha of the week.”
(תורת מנחם ש״פ וישב, תשט״ו)