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Our constant battle is teetering from low to high, high to low, and back to high again. The post A Bisl Torah — Low to High, High to Low appeared first on Jewish Journal.
What is it that we want to renew within ourselves, strengthen, embolden, and what characteristics and traits should ultimately be discarded? The post A Bisl Torah — Season of Renew...
When taken with someone special, appreciate the commute. The post A Bisl Torah — Commuting appeared first on Jewish Journal.
The 9th of Av is an annual reminder to look inward and ask if any hatred has taken root within our hearts. The post A Bisl Torah — Senseless versus Sensible appeared first on Jewis...
Repenting includes examining and admitting our mistakes. Seeking forgiveness. Determining to do better. Being better. Every single day. The post A Bisl Torah — All Over Again appea...
In Parashat Ki Tavo, Moses prescribes a unique ritual for the Israelites (Deuteronomy 27:11–26). When they enter the promised land, the ... The post The Secret of the Universe appe...
Today’s daf spoke to me as a teacher. Let’s see why: Rabbi Yehuda says that Rabbi Akiva would teach this halakhah: ... The post Chullin 128 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Tradition regards the revelation at Mount Sinai and the giving of the Torah as a singular, foundational event in the ... The post Missed Opportunity appeared first on My Jewish Lea...
Wounds reopen; repair is sometimes never really over. The post A Bisl Torah — Repairs Reopen appeared first on Jewish Journal.
There’s an old Jewish joke: It’s Yom Kippur and the rabbi is on his knees before the ark, beating his ... The post Chullin 89 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
In the Hebrew Bible, afar — a word that alternately means dirt, dust and ashes — carries surprising emotional resonance ... The post Chullin 88 appeared first on My Jewish Learning...
The philosopher Maimonides explains that if someone asks you for forgiveness, you should be open to their heartfelt apology. But this isn’t always realistic. The post A Bisl Torah...
לעילוי נשמת מײַן באָבע מנוחה וויטקא ע״ה לזרוב, לכבֿוד איר יאָרצײַט, ט״ו אלול איינער פֿון די שטאַרקסטע קעגנער מיט וועמען אַ מענטש דאַרף זיך אויסקעמפֿן איז…זיך אַליין. די סיבה איז פּ...
Today, let’s take a break from talking about kosher slaughter and focus on an ethical teaching. We have already learned ... The post Chullin 94 appeared first on My Jewish Learning...
In a world that often tells us to care less in order to hurt less, Judaism offers another path: never care less. The post A Bisl Torah — Never Care Less appeared first on Jewish Jo...
Three times in the Torah – Exodus 23:19, Exodus 34:26, and Deuteronomy 14:21 – we are instructed, “You shall not boil a kid in ... The post Chullin 113 appeared first on My Jewish...
אין פּרשת ראה רופֿט משה רבינו דאָס ייִדישע פֿאָלק צו זען די ברכה און די קללה, וואָס דער באַשעפֿער גיט פֿאַרן מקיים זײַן אָדער, חלילה, פֿאַרן עובֿר זײַן אויף זײַנע מיצוות. „ראה, אָנ...
You’re cooking a delightful kosher stew. It smells delicious. But oh, no! A piece of non-kosher fish or meat falls ... The post Chullin 100 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
The Talmud has been discussing the portions of butchered animals reserved for priests. Thus far, we’ve been assuming that those ... The post Chullin 132 appeared first on My Jewish...
Two pages ago, a mishnah taught about the unique status of a limb or piece of flesh that’s dangling from an animal, ... The post Chullin 129 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Three times the Torah says: “Do not cook a kid in its mother’s milk” (Exodus 23:19, Exodus 34:26, Deuteronomy 14:21). From this threefold repetition, ... The post Chullin 104 appea...
The Torah forbids eating the sciatic nerve and the preferred practice is to remove it as a part of the ... The post Chullin 99 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
A mishnah on the latter half of today’s daf begins a section of about 20 pages that contains the majority ... The post Chullin 96 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Tu B’Av, the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Av, is celebrated in Israel as a frothy holiday of ... The post Love and Kisses appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
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