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1. Apples and Oranges: The Comparison Game
“Why can’t you be like other kids who behave perfectly?” is a refrain I often hear parents complaining to their children. Yes, there were and are certainly moments when I wish my children were as “perfect” as other kids, but those moments are rare. I ... Read more...
Rabbi Simcha Weinberg - Oct 22, 2009 ( 35 / 35 ) [ Spirituality ]
2. Aravot Smashing
Xerxes was furious. His engineers had constructed a bridge across the Hellespont in 480 BC, and an act of God had taken out the bridge. Xerxes blamed both the sea and the hapless engineers: Read more...
Rabbi Simcha Weinberg - Oct 19, 2009 ( 42 / 77 ) [ Religion ]
3. Korach and Bullies: A Question
Having been the poster child of the 99lb weakling for all those Charles Atlas ads in the back of my childhood comic books, I feel that I must inform my friends, and for that matter, my enemies as well, of my brute strength. My pinky can counteract ... Read more...
Rabbi Simcha Weinberg - Jun 24, 2009 ( 168 / 245 ) [ Religion ]
4. Loving God 8
The verse tells us that we are challenged by false prophets; “for God, your Lord, is testing you to know whether you love God, your Lord with all your heart and all your soul.” Nachmanides explains that God wills to measure our love for Him, in order ... Read more...
Rabbi Simcha Weinberg - Jun 12, 2009 ( 177 / 422 ) [ Religion ]
5. My Problem With Globalization
The fruit on the left is known by a Jewish name: Mangosteen, although some pronounce it Mangostein. No matter the pronunciation, this magical, tasty and wonderfully shaped creation, one of the benefits of globalization, has challenged my choice of ... Read more...
Rabbi Simcha Weinberg - Jul 24, 2009 ( 173 / 595 ) [ Spirituality ]
6. Neighborhoods in the Sky: Succot
My wife and I turned onto 26th street, between 6th and 7th, the New York City area known as ‘The Plant District’, and strange things began to happen. Storeowners ran outside and began to pull their security gates down, closing their stores. Others ... Read more...
Rabbi Simcha Weinberg - Oct 13, 2009 ( 50 / 645 ) [ Religion ]
7. Rosh Hashana: Shades of Light
It was pitch black when I arrived in the park this morning for my daily walk. Each park bench was occupied by a homeless person. Skunks were rifling through the garbage cans. None of the usual walkers were crazy enough to be there in those ... Read more...
Rabbi Simcha Weinberg - Sep 08, 2009 ( 83 / 728 ) [ Meditation ]
8. Something To Explain
I was putting the final touches on my first Yom Kippur sermon in my new synagogue. I wanted to begin with an acknowledgment that I hurt people even though I had only been there for a month or two, and I wanted people to learn to ask for forgiveness. Read more...
Rabbi Simcha Weinberg - Sep 24, 2009 ( 57 / 785 ) [ Spirituality ]
9. Succot Contradictions
I love water. I love the ocean. I love waterfalls. I love to go whitewater rafting. I love to swim. I love the Mikvah – Ritual Bath. Read more...
Rabbi Simcha Weinberg - Oct 05, 2009 ( 68 / 853 ) [ Spirituality ]
10. The Security of The Succah
The twelve-hour drive from Toronto for our annual Succot visit with my grandparents left me bruised, battered, and drained by all the fights my sister began with me. (I, of course, never started a fight.) We arrived in 1968, post riots Baltimore. ... Read more...
Rabbi Simcha Weinberg - Oct 08, 2009 ( 37 / 890 ) [ Spirituality ]
11. Timeless: The Timeless Soul
“When my soul fainted within me, I remembered (zacharti) God. My prayer came to You in Your Holy Sanctuary.” (Jonah 2:8) Read more...
Rabbi Simcha Weinberg - Sep 02, 2009 ( 93 / 983 ) [ Spirituality ]

 



 
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