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Monday, March 23

 On Pesach, we are only allowed to eat matzah — representing humility, acceptance, and faith.


On Shavuot, by contrast, in the Beit Hamikdash we brought the offering of two loaves of bread — representing understanding, depth, and intellect.


When building a nation, a relationship, or educating a child — first comes faith and humility, and only then intellect and understanding.


This is why Pesach comes before Shavuot.


A person can spend a lifetime lost when when his or her choices begins with intellect instead of acceptance.


Sometimes you are right — and YOU choose to give in.


Sometimes you are tired — and YOU choose to listen.


Sometimes you want to be alone — and YOU  choo… Read More »

Monday, March 2

 

Why is it that the people we love the most are often the ones we struggle with the most?


With people who are more distant, there are no expectations.


Expectation creates disappointment.


Disappointment is the beginning of the struggle.


Haman was happy when his lottery fell on Adar because he knew that in Adar Moshe passed away.


But he did not realize that in Adar was also Moshe’s birthday.


What’s the connection between Haman and Moshe?


Moshe was the most humble person who ever lived, and Haman was all about his ego.


The fact that he was not able to tolerate Mordechai was because Mordechai did not bow down to him. It was not about religion. It was about his ego.


He needed recognition, honor, and … Read More »

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