The Sound of Silence, the Sound of our Soul Rosh Hashana Drasha Day Two

“Dear Rabbi, Although I was raised in a traditional home, was ‘brissed’ and ‘barmitzvad’ I have never had any faith or “religious” belief. I am now aged 34 and would describe myself as an atheist. I have no wish to be buried in a Jewish cemetery and have married a non-Jew in a civil ceremony.” more »

Chava and Teshuva (The Real Story of Cain and Abel)

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Bereishis – Kayin and Teshuva

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#929 – Bereishis, Chapter 38

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#929 – Bereishis, Chapter 37

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Laws of Lulav and Esrog #8

One discolored dot on the top of the Esrog invalidates the Esrog. The top of the Esrog is defined by where the Esrog begins to slant. Two such dots on any other part of the Esrog invalidates. However, for these dots to cause an invalidation they must be seen when holding the Esrog at a more »

Laws of Lulav and Esrog #7

Discoloration of the Esrog can make it invalid. White, black, dark brown, and dark green are colors that can make an Esrog invalid. Please see tomorrow’s post to understand the parameters of when such a dot makes an Esrog invalid.

Laws of Lulav and Esrog #6

One may use an Esrog whose pittum fell off on Chol Hamoed if no other Esrog’s are available.

Laws of Lulav and Esrog #5

All Esrogs grow with a pittum but many fall off as it grows. If the pittum falls off after it is harvested it is invalid. If a little bit of wood of the pittum remains it may be used.

#929 – Bereishis, Chapter 36

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