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The Power of Standing Still (opens the original)
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Why the Paradox of Jewish Law Actually Sets Us Free Is it possible to hold steadfast to ancient truths while evolving within them? This lesson unpacks the paradox of Jewish law: how we are rooted in the unchanging, yet constantly urged to innovate. Learn how both principles come together to form the dynamic essence of Judaism
Gratitude in Two Acts (opens the original)
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The Immediate Thank You and the Thoughtful Follow-Up Gratitude isn’t just a quick “thank you.” Explore how the mitzvah to thank G-d for the first fruits teaches us two layers of gratitude: the spontaneous initial thanks, and the deeper reflection that follows. Both layers are essential to fully appreciating the gifts we receive.
One Person. Seriously? (opens the original)
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Annoying News for Anyone Hoping to Stay Spiritually Off the Grid Wish you could sit this one out and let the more “serious” people handle fixing the world? Not so fast. This class explores a Torah view where every individual action counts, and where even one mitzvah can tip the cosmic scales. Low pressure this is not. Empowering? Very.
When Everyone’s Wrong (opens the original)
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How to See the Good When Everyone Else Sees the Bad What happens when everyone agrees on something—especially when it’s a conviction? Shouldn’t that mean it’s right? Explore the Torah’s fascinating perspective on unanimous judgments and how they often point to a deeper truth. Sometimes, when everyone says “bad,” it’s the perfect time to look for the good.
The Real Meaning of Tzedakah (opens the original)
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Why Giving Shouldn’t Feel Like Earning Giving tzedakah during the High Holidays reminds us that we’re all recipients of G-d’s generosity. In this lesson, we’ll examine how tzedakah reflects a deeper truth: our actions only carry weight because G-d has chosen to give them meaning. And for that, we are eternally grateful.
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