Healing
Lying in bed, wanting my body to healWith tired bones and an aching feel 🥴How to recoverWhen you feel so other My body is my guideIt knows the recovery ride […]
Inspiration
The Rebbe’s 30th Yahrzeit
Hashem saw that the righteous would be few, so he planted them in every generation Talmud Yoma 38b My First Impressions‘This was no ordinary person he had the presence of
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Discover Your Love Language
Did your mind ever exploreWhich love you feel more 💓? Is it touch 🫳🏻 or a gift 🎁That give you a lift?Or quality time ⏰That’s a love of mine? Maybe
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Inside You
In this weeks portion Aaron is told to light up the flame. In our own hearts 💕 we can do the same Inside you, a voice you will find,That urges
The Womans Domain
Did you know? When it came time to give the Torah to the Jewish people, G‑d told Moses to speak with the women 👩🏻🧑🦱👩🏻🦰👱🏻♀️👩🏻🦱 first . Why? Because the fundamentals
Why were the 10 commandments engraved?
Our soul is full of words, some inscribed, some engraved. Words inscribed on our soul are like ink upon a page. They come to us from the outside, from life
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95 Years of Wisdom: Life Lessons from Penina’s Mother’s Remarkable Journey
This week, my sisters and I had the great fortune to take my mum away to celebrate her 95th Birthday KAH ❣️ Leaving Vienna on the Kindertransport, aged 9yrs she
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Are We Still Slaves?
One of the more well-known discussion points during the Pesach Seder relates to the opening passage, where it is written in Aramaic, “Here is the bread of affliction,” referring to
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It’s Ok To Struggle
A few weeks ago, we read the Torah portion, that describes one of the most enigmatic events in the birth of the Jewish people; namely the struggle that Jacob had
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Commemorating Asarah B’Tevet: A Day of Reflection and Unity
On Asarah B’Tevet, observed this year on December 22, 2023, the Jewish community commemorates a pivotal moment in history—the siege of Jerusalem by the Babylonian emperor Nebuchadnezzar. This event, occurring
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