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BYS Consulting: It’s the Thought that Counts
In Parshas Tzav, the Torah addresses the prohibition of “Pigul.” It states, “If any of the flesh of his peace offering is consumed on the third day, it will not be accepted; it will not be credited to the one who offers it; it will be rejected, and the individual who eats from it will incur guilt.”
CCHF Shalom Challenge Day 12: Sometimes, Staying Silent is Wrong. Here’s When…
Today’s challenge: Have that conversationPrevent resentment, and give the person a chance…
The Thinking Jew Podcast: Ep. 77 Disconnect to Reconnect by Rabbi Moshe Segal
Have you ever felt trapped in a certain behavior pattern and struggled to break out? Often when we approach our behaviors head on, we lose badly. How can the Torah guide us in this aspect?
