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Eikev 2006
Reflections on the 2006 Israel – Lebanon War through the lens of the Parsha parshas Ekev.
Eikev 2005
We speak of sensitivity as if it is some sort of disease. We often tell our spouses, our children or our employees to stop being so sensitive. We work on ourselves and exercise our emotions so that we should become less sensitive. We speak of sensitivity as if it is...
Eikev 2003
Sensitive people are able to feel what others cannot.
Space has its markers.
When we visit places that we had visited as a child the energy of that place is released and brings back all the memories that seemed to be stored up there waiting for you to return and enjoy them. Time also has its markers. Birthdays, anniversaries, yahrtzeits , all of these markers take us back on a journey as we remember a particular day in our lives, a certain day in history. This Shabbos is a special marker for me personally. Parshas Eikev was the Shabbos of my Aufruf. Many years later the week of Eikev was my first Shabbos in Australia. As time went on Parshas Eikev was also the very first time I spoke from the pulpit of Congregation Bais Torah which led to my succeeding Rabbi Berel Wein and continuing his legacy.
This week, with G-ds help, our family will be moving to Yerushalayim!
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Beginnings
The Kabbalistic history of civilisation
Lev Avos
The Kabbalistic history of civilisation
Sefiros
Spiritual refinement through counting the Omer.
The First Ten Days
A down to earth guide to the Days of Awe based on the Sefirot
Reachings
A collection of down to earth Torah concepts
The Conversation of Torah
A compelling guide for discussion of Torah topics.
Eleh Ezkera
Translation of the Midrash of the Ten Martyrs. With a foreword by Rabbi Yaacov Haber
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