Why Kosher? #Parsha Shemini The first man and woman ate fruits and vegetables—not animals—in the Garden of Eden. It was only later, after the Flood during the time of Noah, that G-d allowed mankind to eat meat. We cannot understand the exact connection between the sins of mankind and the …
Lights of Holiness, Vol 3, Pg. 13 Rabbi A.I Kook The ultimate goal of life is holiness. Holiness is supreme unity, which contains nothing of the weakness of morality. Holiness does not fight against the self-love embedded deep within the soul of every living being, but rather it sets man …
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Purim: Secrets Behind the Mask In the Purim story, there are no miraculous interventions, no sea splitting. In fact, G-d’s name is not even mentioned in the Book of Esther. This is a tremendous revelation of G-d’s omnipotence: that within the natural world, within the free choices of human beings, …
Rav Kook Orot HaKodash Vol. I, pp. 83-84 Click here to listen. Know yourself, and your world; know the meditations of your heart, and of every thinker; find the source of your own life, and of the life beyond you, around you, the glorious splendor of the life in which …
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Rav Kook Orot HaKodash Vol. I, pp. 83-84 Know yourself, and your world; know the meditations of your heart, and of every thinker; find the source of your own life, and of the life beyond you, around you, the glorious splendor of the life in which you have your being. …
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AREN’T SACRIFICES PRIMITIVE AND BARBARIC? #Parsha Vayikra There are different opinions regarding the actual meaning of the animal sacrifices. Maimonides (1135-1204) understood the sacrifices as a divine concession. G-d recognized that when the Israelites left Egypt they were steeped in a religious culture that brought sacrificial offerings to their gods. …