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NITZAVIM – VAYELECH

Don’t Just Go With the Flow “Go with the flow” is generally good advice. The Collins Dictionary defines it as…
VA’ETCHANAN

The Exception We All Think We Are Nobel Prize-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman once observed, “The confidence people have in their beliefs…
Matos Masei

What Comes First? One of the most common regrets people express later in life is that they worked too hard…
CHUKAT BALAK

The Blessing Test We tend to think that life’s greatest tests come from not having enough. Poverty, illness and uncertainty…
SHELACH LECHA

THE STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS OF THE HEART There is something dangerous about wandering without direction.Anyone who has ever gone window…
BEHALOTECHA

Making Every Stop Count People are planning their summer holidays. Students are looking forward to a gap year of travel….
Acharei Mot – Kedoshim

I feel so sentenced by your words. I feel so judged and sent away. Before I go, I’ve got to…
Covenant & Conversation
I was in the Wellington South hospital for the first day of Rosh Hashanah and received a visit that afternoon from Rabbi Binstock.
He blew the shofar in my room whilst I recited the blessings.
I wanted to let you know how much this meant to me and how grateful and appreciative I am
that you took the time to come and visit the patients and give them your time and blow the shofar.
I found it both moving and emotional and wanted to thank you.





