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Devarim – Deuteronomy

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Devarim Eikev Ki Tavo Ki Teitzei Nitzavim Re'eh Shoftim Va Etchanan
Shoftim – The Judge and the Policeman

Parshah • August 2023

Shoftim – The Judge and the Policeman

Society may have the wisest judges but without an effective police force, the judges’ wisdom remains but empty words. And the converse is also true: having a strong police force…

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Re’eh – Those That Look But Don’t See

Parshah • August 2023

Re’eh – Those That Look But Don’t See

There is a wonderful teaching in Pirkei Avot, the section of the Talmud devoted to the wisdom-teachings of the Masters of old. Therein it is asked, “Who is the wise…

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Eikev – Footprints in the Sands of Time

Parshah • August 2023

Eikev – Footprints in the Sands of Time

You recall the wonderful experience of walking upon the shore of the sea watching a beautiful sunset over the distant horizon, and becoming aware of your feet sinking comfortably into…

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Devarim – Morning Creativity

Parshah • July 2023

Devarim – Morning Creativity

At night we are tireder and less likely to think creatively, whereas in the morning we feel fresh and energetic.  This is because both soul and body underwent a rejuvenation…

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Nitzavim – The Power of Resilience

Devarim - Deuteronomy • September 2022

Nitzavim – The Power of Resilience

What does it mean to stand firm, especially against all odds. The Jewish people’s resilience is unparalleled- 3500 of history, far outstripping the longevity of any other nation, culture, race…

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Ki Tavo – Your Silent Partner

Parshah • September 2022

Ki Tavo – Your Silent Partner

You plan. You work hard. And success comes. What next? Enjoy the fruit of your labours. Take a much-deserved vacation. Relax. Not according to the opening verse of this week’s…

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Ki Teitzei – Waging a Pre-emptive War

Parshah • September 2022

Ki Teitzei – Waging a Pre-emptive War

People argue. When the argument becomes fuelled by emotion, the argument can escalate into war. When societies and countries argue, the venom may reach a critical point that war erupts.…

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Devarim – Synchronicity

Parshah • August 2022

Devarim – Synchronicity

The book of Devarim is basically a repetition of the previous four books. So why repeat what we already have received?

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Va Etchanan – Be Careful What You Pray For

Parshah • July 2022

Va Etchanan – Be Careful What You Pray For

We are all familiar with the anecdotal traveller who argues vehemently with the gate steward to allow him onto the plane though he has arrived too late, but to no…

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Ki Teitzei – Fighting the good fight

Parshah • September 2021

Ki Teitzei – Fighting the good fight

The ethics and morality of waging war extends to the imperative to wage war within, to tame our ego and dependency on mundane life pleasures. A successful war would elevate…

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Nitzavim – Stand Firm!

Parshah • August 2021

Nitzavim – Stand Firm!

Standing firm means to recognise each other’s gifts and to integrate them, uniting us as a strong single unit that can overcome every challenge and adversity – one super mind…

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Eikev – Miracles Follow Those Who Try

Parshah • August 2021

Eikev – Miracles Follow Those Who Try

The failure of the mission by the twelve spies is a mystery.  How could they lose faith in G-d?  But they didn’t.  They simply mistook a well-known teaching not to…

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Va Etchanan – Appeal to Their Heart

Parshah • August 2021

Va Etchanan – Appeal to Their Heart

Moses appeals to G-d and pleads to enter the promised land.  Why not argue his case, especially as justice is on his side? A plea appeals to the heart. Argument…

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Re’eh – Seeing is Believing

Parshah • August 2021

Re’eh – Seeing is Believing

The Parsha opens with the instruction to see the breadth and scope of the Torah, and its blessings and consequences of non-obedience. But how can you literally see this. You…

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