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Category: Human interactions
How Far Should One Go to Make Peace?
How far should one go to make peace? We can learn the answer to this from looking at stories of how Aaron makes peace.
Rabbi Dan Ornstein
February 18, 2025
Daily Living
Every Day
How to Deal With Difficult People
A delicate balance is required in dealing with difficult people, and the rabbis provide us a framework to explore this very question.
Joshua Klein
February 13, 2025
Every Day
Human interactions
Fury and Fermentation
Learn about fury and fermentation, the concept that our anger could be spiritual hametz during Pesach and all year-round.
Rabbi Dan Ornstein
March 13, 2024
Every Day
Holidays
Three Types of Prohibited Speech According to Jewish Law
It is largely agreed upon that the types of speech encompassed by the biblical prohibition fall into three categories of increasing severity.
The Observant Life (Book)
May 19, 2023
Every Day
Human interactions
The Risks of Playing Jewish Geography
In the game of Jewish geography, you connect with who you don’t know by connecting through who you do know. But is the game good ...
Rabbi Susan Leider
November 17, 2022
Community
Every Day
Unpacking the Phrase: Barukh HaShem
What does “Barukh HaShem" really mean? What is the origin of this phrase? If we don’t believe in God, how do we relate to the ...
Rabbi Susan Leider
November 16, 2022
Blessings
Daily Living