BRI Chanukah Publication
December 14, 2025
There are two types of Kavod: Kevod Malachim (or Kevod Atzmo) and Kevod
In this week’s Parsha after presenting the sad incident regarding the slander of the
One must perpetually embrace Teshuva (an element of patience/dwelling on Teshuva, Katar, Keter). This
In this Torah portion – Beha’alotkha, we encounter the two reversed nuns just before
How does one go about minimizing one’s own Kavod so that he will merit
This week’s Parsha, at least in the Diaspora, is Parshat Naso. It is the
When you really want something, you don’t need anyone to guide you or teach
Some of the concepts discussed in this Torah include: Structuring Tefillah appropriate to what
In this week’s Parsha, the census of the Jewish people in the desert is
