We discuss the Torah’s perspective on conspiring witnesses and the takeaways that we can glean from this concept

A person must learn to judge his behavior impartially to keep himself on the straight and narrow. The Torah teaches us that for the benefit of society at large a society needs judges and police officers who enforce the law

When you are confronted with a tempting desire, make it appear ugly in your eyes. Doing so will help you choose good things that bring purpose and meaning in your life rather than one viewing himself as a slave to one’s Evil Inclination.

We talk about how a person has to look for the blessings around one to find the blessings. Without looking for the blessings, life can feel filled with curses. We bring in sources from the Jewish tradition to make this case.

We talk about Parshas Re’eh where the Torah is telling us there are only blessings. You only have to look for it and whether you feel there is a blessing or a curse is only your perspective.

We discuss the meaning of the metaphors of the Jewish people being told by G-d to Abraham that they would be as numerous as the stars in the heaven and the sand on the seashore

It is never too late to choose Bracha. In Parshas Re’eh, G-d mentions Hayom to inform us every day is new, every day and every moment is a new opportunity to choose bracha (blessing)

Many people think about Shabbos as being Freedom for the Body from doing work, but Shabbos also represents freedom and relief for the soul.