Category Rabbinic Thoughts

Gratitude

The Hebrew term for gratitude is hakarat hatov, which means, literally, “recognising the good”. Practicing gratitude means recognizing the good that is already yours. If you don’t have a job, but you have your family near and your health – then…

I “returned” to my own faith

Dear All Last week I wrote a small explanation on the “four main” branches of Yoga: Hatha (physical)/ Raja (Mental)/ Gnani (Wisdom) and Bhakti (Devotion.) Most don’t know but as part of my earlier Rabbinical studying, I actually majored in…

Reform Jews are not the problem

Just a week ago I wrote to you about the horrible remarks from deputy Minister of Education Porush, about Women of the Wall.  This week I received an article from Rabbi Michael Boyden where he writes about another “phenome”; “Israel’s…