Parshah • March 2023
Tzav – Thick Steaks and Double Milk-Shakes
When making the offerings in the temple, the fats had to be burnt first. Interestingly, when we fast, we use up our storage fats – focusing that day on the…
Parshah • March 2021
Tzav – Peering into the Subconscious
Consciousness and subconsciousness represent layers of mind, both expressing our outer and inner persona of the soul and explaining our response to the world. The name of our Parsha, Tzav,…
Parshah • March 2020
Tzav – Get Rid of Negative Thinking
In the first section of this week’s Parsha, Tzav, the Kohen is instructed that the western candle of the candelabrum should always burn and not extinguish. The Hebrew of ‘not…
Parshah • March 2019
Tzav – Stop Saying No!
Have you noticed how some people seem to be pessimists, negatively inclined and always saying “no, it can’t be done”, or “no, you are wrong”, and “no, I am not…
Parshah • March 2018
Tzav- Be Passionate About Making the World a Better Place
On the outer altar of the Temple was a fire that never extinguished. This represents the fire within each of us – our emotions. We should grow our feelings into…
Parshah • March 2017
Tzav – Let Go of Negative Attitudes
Positive thinking is not just a wisdom teaching. It actually creates energy channels of Mazal – good fortune, and provides for successful outcomes.
Parshah • March 2016
Tzav – Passion as the Ingredient of Success
• The fire on the altar had to be constantly burning. • The fire within you must always be alight. Passion is the prerequisite for success. • There are many…
Parshah • March 2014
Tzav – Memory is more powerful than history
he Sedra begins with a command: Tzav • Similarly Zachor is a command — to remember • The difference between memory and history — history is in the past and…