Subscribe to Receive PDF The Holiness of the Job of cleaning for Pesach:[1] From the following incident, it is understood that the job of cleaning the home for Pesach carries tremendous holiness: It occurred one year on Rosh Hashanah, after Reb Levi Yitzchak of Berditchiv blew the Shofar, that he […]

Subscribe to Receive PDF The daily Yetzias Mitzrayim-Exodus from Egypt:[1] The exodus from Egypt plays a major role in our spiritual duties and commandments today. We are commanded to remember the Exodus daily and perform many Mitzvos in memory of the Exodus. The reason for this is not just in […]

Subscribe to Receive PDF Pesach is Ratzo-Electric passion of the G-dly soul:[1] On Pesach, we experience the Divine service of Ratzo, while on Shavuos we experience the Divine service of Shuv. Literally, Ratzo means “to run,” while Shuv means to sit, two opposite states of man. We left Egypt in […]

Subscribe to Receive PDF The Levyason of holiness versus that of Kelipa:[1] The giant sea creature spoken of in Scripture known as the Levyason contains a spiritual counterpart both in holiness and evil. In holiness, it refers to souls that have come complete nullification to G-d in their source in […]

Subscribe to Receive PDF The level of the soul of Adam:[1] It states in the book of Gilgulim that prior to the sin of the tree of knowledge, Adam had a soul on the level of Neshama of Neshama of Atzilus. Prior to the sin, Adam was on such a […]

Subscribe to Receive PDF The mystical reason for why it is forbidden to eat before Davening: [1] It is stated in the Talmud and Poskim[2] that it is forbidden for one to eat prior to prayer. Mystically, the reason behind this prohibition is as follows: The entire purpose of eating […]

Subscribe to Receive Daily PDF Does G-d truly not know whether to desire the actions of the righteous versus the actions of the wicked?[1] The Midrash Raba on Bereishis writes on the verse, “Vayehi Or/And there shall be light,” that “these are the actions of the righteous, although at this […]

Subscribe to Receive PDF The superiority of femininity in the future Scripture states “Hakol Kol Yaakov/and the voice is the voice of Yaakov.” In today’s times, the voice comes from the man, from the aspect of masculinity. Man is the giver, the Mashpia, and the woman is the receiver, the […]

Subscribe to Receive PDF Why the date of the holidays are dependent on the Jewish people’s sanctification:[1] In contrast to the Shabbos which is set to the seventh day of the week, the holidays are set according to the dates of the Jewish month. Now, while the dates themselves are […]

The small Aleph of Vayikra versus the big Aleph of Adam:[1] We find something very interesting in the beginning of the Parsha, that the word Vayikra is traditionally written with a small Aleph. This is in contrast to the book of Divrei Hayamim in which we find that the word […]