Parshat Matot – Masei

It is difficult for us to appreciate the power of our speech since we live in a materialistic world, where actions, which we can see and evaluate, take on greater importance than speech, which seems to be just a string of utterances with no visible impact. Our world subscribes to the notion that “actions speak

Encounters: The 3 Weeks- The Journey Back to Jerusalem

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The Three Weeks תשפ”ה

This past Sunday, July 13th, was the fast of the 17th of Tammuz, and on Sunday, August 3rd )three weeks from then,( we will observe “Tisha b’Av” the fast of the 9th day of Av. These two fasts are associated with the destruction of the first and second Holy Temples. On the 17th day of

I’m So Special…

I’m special. So so special. Yes, I’m very very special. How do I know that, you ask? First of all, that’s offensive. You questioning me like that is totally discriminatory, and you are probably just jealous of my specialness or a racist. But since you asked, I’ll tell you. I’m special because my parents told

Parshas Balak

It is customary, when travelling by plane, to acknowledge your seatmate when takingyour seat, and maybe even to say a word or two as you deplane. Conversation betweenseatmates during flight is uncommon, perhaps, because people have come to enjoy a little timealone without phone calls and other people to intrude. I am always sure to

Eishes Chayil: Tamuz

RCLS | Mrs. Seema Selmar Print this article