The Power of the Parsha: Naso
Thursday Lunch and Learn | Rabbi Leiby Burnham
Let’s Be Real
Parhas Behar Bechukosai
Cognitive dissonance hung heavy in the humid air. The people of Maranello, Italy were unsettled. A fire-engine red Ferrari had been driving through town all morning causing quite a racket. Usually, the snarling growl of a Ferrari didn’t bother the people…
Plant me a forest…
Parshat Emor 5783
Tucked in the impoverished northeastern corner of India is an island that holds a world record, but perhaps not for long. The island of Majuli is the largest river island in the world. While most islands we think of are…
Power of the Parsha: Naso
Thursday Lunch and Learn | Rabbi Leiby Burnham
Where the Sausage is Made
Parshat Acharei Mot – Kedoshim 5783
Some would almost call it a lobbyist hobby, arguing over the best restaurants in DC. When you take people out for breakfast lunch and dinner, food becomes a pretty obsessive topic of conversation. Young lobbyists can spend hours discussing who…
Four Cups, Four Sons, Four Questions, Four Classes: Part 4
Thursday Lunch and Learn | Rabbi Leiby Burnham
When can I schedule your surgery?
Parsha Tzav – Shabbat Hagadol 5783
It all started with carpal tunnel. In the modern world, where more people spend their days typing on a keyboard than wielding a hammer or ax, our bodies are being subjected to pressures and repetitive motions that they are not…
Lessons from a Toddler
Parshat Vayikra 5783
Due to the Pre-Pesach busyness, I’m sending out a repeat this week. And while it was written long ago, the message still rings true and clear, so I hope you enjoy! Have a Great Shabbos! Grapes are pretty cool. Small…
Four Cups, Four Sons, Four Questions, Four Classes Part 3
Thursday Lunch and Learn | Rabbi Leiby Burnham
Do you mind texting me instead of calling?
Parshat Vayakel Pekudei
Hello Everybody, Basam settled into his seat at the back of the auditorium. Professor Steven's Constitutional Law course was one of the most popular classes offered, and even after the optional in person policy the auditorium was usually packed, which…
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