This week’s parsha, introduces the concept of Vidduy, public confession of one’s wrong doings and shortcomings. Verbalising these publicly, leaves a profound effect, intensifying regret and remorse. Both of these…
We all need a lift sometimes. And that is exactly the meaning of the name of this Parsha Nasso. Juxtaposed to Shavuot it means that both have a common feature…
There is a soft drink called Lift. There is a car service called Lyft. The Anglo world calls an elevator, a lift. And we all want a lift in our…
Every parent knows that raising a young child requires one to emphasize boundaries and limits, for the protection of the youngster as well as for the inculcation of values. In…
A ‘lift’ is not just the English term for an ‘elevator’ or for a container being shipped overseas, it is also the universal term used to raise a person to…
You don’t choose your children, but you have the power to advance their success far beyond their expectations and yours – through elevating their self-worth.
Literally means to lift. We lift our lives with values. We lift the physical universe by making it special — kedusha, mindful living.
