Bitachon

Tammuz opens in the ache of not-knowing — the very intolerance of uncertainty that once pushed our ancestors toward the golden calf — yet its deeper invitation is to build the spiritual muscle that lets us wait, with emunah (faith), even when the answers have not yet come. Read More

When we picture Sivan we rush toward the thunder of Har Sinai, yet the Torah was given in a barren desert — and maybe that emptiness is the point, teaching us that emunah (faith) grows only when we loosen our grip on the images we've built of how life is supposed to look and leave open space for God to enter. Read More