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This shiur focuses on Rivka Imeinu's response to the suffering that she experienced during her pregnancy. What were the questions with which she grappled, and what was her response to her unusual predicament?

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In this shiur, based on Tzav Veziruz 1 and Derech Hamelech Vayetzei 5690, we discuss the idea of the Rebbi that an individual has the ability to communicate the deepest parts of his "self" to others by teaching them Torah. The prerequisite to this, however, is the proper incorporation of that Torah by the speaker himself.

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This shiur discusses three stages of avodas Hashem, and how they fit into the pattern of Rosh Hashana/Yom Kippur, Sukkos, and Shmini Atzeres. One of the central questions is how do we hold onto what we experience during the chaggim and other times of elevation.

This shiur explores the simcha of Sukkos being post- Yom Kippur. It explains the mitzvos of lulav and sukkah through this lens, and helps us appreciate the opportunity of mitzvos on Sukkos and in general.

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