FOSTERING A VIBRANT RENEWAL OF JUDAISM IN POLAND
How should we live? On what basis should we make life choices? Should we trust God, ourselves, or maybe other people, for example those from the government? Or maybe we should trust only some people, or for example experts and science and technology?[…]
Every person needs hope. Each one of us is searching for light, but the path towards light is not easy.
Parsha Vayeshev opens a cycle of fourteen chapters, out of which all but one describe the lives of Joseph and his brothers. We will accompany them for several decades, during which dramatic changes will take place in the life of each of the[…]
Worry is psychologically consuming. Fear of the unknown may lead us to many irrational actions and reactions, some of which may hurt us or keep us in a mindset that limits us emotionally and intellectually, not allowing us to function normally and efficiently.
In this week’s parsha Jacob returns to Erec Israel after his 20-year stay at Laban’s in Charan.[…]
The main theme for this week’s Torah portion is the struggle between Isaac’s two sons, Jacob and Esau. The struggle between them begins already in the womb: Jacob, still unborn, tries to pull Esau back into his mother’s womb.[…]
Głównym motywem czytanej w tym tygodniu porcji Tory jest konflikt pomiędzy dwoma synami Izaaka, Jakubem i Ezawem. Spór pomiędzy nimi zaczyna się już w łonie matki: Jakub, jeszcze nienarodzony, próbuje wciągnąć Ezawa z powrotem do łona matki.[…]
She was beautiful; jealous of her husband; she wanted to have her own place under the sun. She agreed to give up a peaceful, routine life in comfortable conditions for the dangers of a nomadic life with her beloved husband, who said that he talks with God. She was a mother who wanted the best for her child, and for his good she was even ready to act with cruelty.
