Pirkei-avot

Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai emerged from 12 years in a cave with a gaze that burned everything it touched — and his story, woven through Iyar and Lag BaOmer, teaches us that ayin tova (a good eye) is not naivety but a daily discipline of choosing which truths we illuminate and what kind of world we participate in creating. Read More

The Temple fell to baseless hatred, yet God placed the yahrtzeit of Aharon — the great lover of peace — at the very threshold of Av, offering us both the wound and the remedy in the same breath. Read More

Moshe spent his last month teaching Torah not so we would store it away like a cistern that loses nothing, but so that each of us would become a well — connected to living water, with our own original insight waiting to burst forth. Read More