By Romi Morales Two children were playing, building a little house with Legos. First, they shared ideas about how it should look—what colors to use, how many floors it would have, and so on. Only once they both had a clear vision of the project did they start gathering pieces that had been scattered and […]
Bamidbar: Neither Egypt Nor Israel, A Zone of Proximal Development Read More »
By: Lt. Gabriel ShnaiderBoguer Magshim – HH B’Perú What sustains the people of Israel throughout time, beyond its history, land, or language? What invisible force keeps it united even in the darkest of times? In this article, I invite you to look toward chesed—that quiet, constant kindness that flows from person to person, like a thread
Chesed: Our Mission of the Present Read More »
A New Way of Seeing and Acting In and From the PresentBy Romi Morales What if we could start again—not from scratch, but from a wiser, fairer, more compassionate place? What if life gave us the chance to take all the lessons we’ve learned through experience and use them to make better decisions in the
By Romi Morales When I was a child, someone once told me that the history of the Jewish people had shown that we couldn’t always settle and put down roots in one place for long. Time and again, waves of antisemitism would push Am Israel to quickly pack their bags and seek a new path.
PARASHAT EMOR: WHAT SHOULD NEVER BE MISSING IN A SUITCASE Read More »
By Romi Morales Have you ever wondered where the concept of a scapegoat comes from? Or how it became so significant in every social group we belong to? Do you know how to help those who play this painful role? Do our sources offer any kind of response or solution? The truth is that all
PARASHOT ACHAREI MOT-KEDOSHIM : ON SCAPEGOATS AND LOVING YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF Read More »