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  Parshat Bereshit raises some of the most profound questions dealing with the existence of the universe and humans’ role

On the holiday of Sukkot, there is a biblical mitzvah to be happy and to enjoy material pleasures. Judaism is

As we come of off an inspiring Rosh Hashana, we should go from strength to strength and strive even higher.

  Any significant occasion requires tremendous practice and preparation. We need to know what we are trying to achieve in

There was once a small shtetl that appointed a rabbi and made a contract with him, in which it specifies

We are instructed, in this week’s parsha, to “tithe” and take one tenth of all we earn and give it

  As I write from Great Barrington, Mass, I want to wish you all a Shabbat of peace and tranquility.

  Rabban Gamliel, Rabbi Elazar ben Azaria, Rabbi Joshua and Rabbi Akiva went up to Jerusalem. When they reached Mt.

  The following conversation takes place between Alice and The Cheshire Cat in Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’: `Cheshire