By: Jisrael Jitzchak Rosenfeld להניח לעצמנו לזרום – Entrusting Oneself to the Flow of Life Our suffering stems from our resistance to uncertainty. It is our resistance to the fundamental […]
By: Jisrael Jitzchak Rosenfeld The Torah says: “For seven days you shall dwell in Sukkos; every native of Israel shall dwell in Sukkos.” (Vayikra 23:42). The “Jid HaKadosh” of Peschischa […]
By: Jisrael Jitzchak Rosenfeld They are those Jews who possess neither Torah nor Mitzwos, yet are willing at any time to give their lives for HaShem. They are willing to […]
By: Jisrael Yitzchak Rosenfeld חמש גבורות – The Five Gevuros On Hoshanah Rabbah, we take the five Aravos and strike them five times upon the ground. Each strike represents one […]
By: Jisrael Jitzchak Rosenfeld Yom Kippur is over. So if the Yetzer Hara reminds you of who you were, then remind him: The fast has erased the past. “כִּי בַסֻּכּוֹת […]
By: Jisrael Jitzchak Rosenfeld Arba’as Minim – The Four Species Sukkos comes immediately after Yom Kippur. On Yom Kippur we stood before HaShem with nothing in our hands. We gave […]
A Festival that Teaches us to Let Go There is something special about Sukkot. While for most of the year we try to make our lives as safe and comfortable […]
A Sukkah Made from the Skin of the Leviathan During Sukkot, water takes center stage — hence its deep connection to the Leviathan In Eretz Yisrael (the Land of Israel), […]
