The Parsha Perspective

Parshas Ki Tisa, Empathetic leadership.

This week's Parsha is Ki Tisa.

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The Jewish nation commit of the cardinal sins of Torah, Idol worship. A transgression that we repent for till this very day.

As Moshe came down the mountain he saw the Jewish people dancing around the golden calf. He ‏angrily shattered the 2 Luchas and destroyed the golden calf.

We find out why Moshe legacy is defined by breaking the Luchas, and why he is even praised by God for doing so.

We learn what character traits are necessary for leadership.

Parsha Tetzaveh, the importance of consistency.

This week's Parsha is Tetzaveh.

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In continuation of last week's Torah portion, God commanded to build a Mishkan, Hashem appoints Kohanim/priests that will represent the Jewish nation.

We are told of inaugural procedures and sacrifices that will launch the opening of the Mishkan. According to some, this Torah portion has the most important sentence in Judaism.

We find out why it is the most impactful quote.
We learn the importance of consistency.

Parsha Terumah, the necessity of goals.

This week's Parsha is Terumah.

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Hashem commands the Jewish nation to build a Mishkan a sanctuary, which will be his dwelling place in this world.

The Jewish people donated all the materials needed for its extensive design, such as precious metals and gems, animal skins, spices and oils.

We find out why God wanted the Mishkan built.
We learn the necessity of goals.

Parshas Mishpatim, how to sustain success over long periods of time.

This week's Parsha is Mishapatim.

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Following the amazing revelations at Mt. Sinai, Hashem starts to legislate a series of laws for the Jewish people.

These include the rules of a Jewish slave; the punishments for murder, kidnapping, assault, and theft; civil laws concerning the granting of loans among many others, altogether this Parsha contains 53 Mitzvahs.

We find out why Hashem gives the Jewish nation commandments that pertain to the physical life of a Jew, rather than the spiritual side of life.

We learn how to sustain success over long periods of time.

Parshas Yisro, the power of a newcomer.

This week's Parsha is Yisro.

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This week's portion is one of the important Parsha's in the entire Torah, God himself gives us the ten commandments and tells us that we are his chosen nation.

We find out, why Yisro who was an idol worshiper, merited that his name is placed upon the most crucial of Torah portions.

We learn what is necessary to adapt and ultimately be successful in any new job or situation.

Reap what you sow, the Tu B’shevat Perspective.

Reap what you sow, the Tu B'shevat Perspective.

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Today we are celebrating Tu B’Shvat, the “New Year of the Trees.”

We find out why we celebrate Tu B'Shvat, and how it affects our daily life.

Parshas Beshalach, removing people from your life.

This week's Parsha is Beshalach.

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In this week's Parsha, we read about the amazing miracle of God splitting the Sea of reeds, allowing the Jewish people to cross on trial end trial and while simultaneously drowning the Egyptian Army.

During their journey in the desert to reach Mt. Sini, they were ambushed by the Amalekite people, after we defeated them in battle, God commands that we never forget this story, and to destroy the nation of Amalek.

We learn why the punishment of Amalek was so severe, and the mindset needed to achieve your goals and dreams.

Parshas Bo, how to get yourself out of harmful yet comfortable circumstances.

This week's Parsha is Bo.

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This week's Parsha, the Jewish nation finally leave the land of Egypt, with the last three plagues, Locust, extreme darkness, and the death of all firstborn.

During the second stage of darkness, Hashem killed some of the Jewish people who did not want to leave; we find out why they did not want to leave even after all the years of slavery and misery.

We learn the mindset needed to propel us out of harmful yet comfortable circumstances.

Parshas Va’era, accomplishing long-term goals.

This week's Parsha is Va'eira.

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Quick note, this week is a bit late, because unfortunately this week, during the afternoon prayer, a thief came into the synagogue, went through my office, and stole my laptop. Which has all of my files of the podcast, and other projects I am currently working on, some of the data was backed up and now restored, but it pushed the time of recording of this episode, I appreciate your understanding.

We have the first seven of the ten plagues that God unleashed on the Pharaoh and the people of Egypt. Blood, frogs, lice, swarms of dangerous animals, the death of cattle, boils, and hail.

Before each plague, Moshe warned Pharaoh about the pending plague, even though he knew they would not be released until the tenth and final plague, the death of all firstborn.

We understand how he went with the same level of passion, vigor, and enthusiasm each time.

We learn the mindset needed to accomplish long-term goals.

Parshas Shemos, how to accomplish seemingly impossible tasks.

This week's Parsha is Shemos,

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Moshe, a man who superseded the physical to bring spirituality into the world, the most influential person in Jewish history, was saved by the Batya, the princess of Egypt while floating in the Nile River.

But it was only when she had complete trust in God, that she was able to achieve the unimaginable, to bridge the gap that seemed impossible.

As a reward, she is given the name Batya, the daughter of God, and the honor of naming the foremost leader of the Jewish nation.

We learn the way to approach seemingly impossible tasks.

Parshas Vayechi, the power of action.

This week's Parsha is Vayechi.

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Yaakov lives the final 17 years of his life in Egypt. Before his passing, he asks Yosef to take an oath that he will bury him in Israel.

He blesses Yosef's two sons, elevating them to the status of his sons, as tribes within the Jewish nation.

Yakkov desires to reveal the date of the ultimate redemption to his children, but God prevented him from doing so.

We find out why he is not allowed to reveal the date.

We learn how powerful a human being is.

Parsha Vayigash, leading to success.

This week's Parsha is Vayigash,

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In this week's Parsha we witness the reunion of Yosef and his brothers.

Yeudah approaches Yosef to plead for the release of Benyamin, offering himself as a slave to the Egyptian ruler in Benyamin’s stead.

Upon witnessing his brothers’ loyalty to one another, Yosef reveals his identity to them. “I am Yosef he declares. “Is my father still alive?

We read about Yeudah complete repentance, therefore meriting the kingship of the Jewish people to be in his bloodline forever.

We learn what it takes to lead a fulfilled and satisfactory life.

Parshas Miketz, cultivating relationships.

This week's Parsha is Miketz.

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Yosef's imprisonment finally ends when Pharaoh has dreams that only Yosef can interpret. He advises Pharoah to store grain to anticipate the famine. Pharaoh then appoints Yosef to oversee the project, making him one of the most powerful people in the world.

During the famine, his brothers make the journey to Egypt and are brought before Yosef, which they don't recognize.

We learn the essential component needed for human interaction and successful relationships.

 

Light will always outshine darkness., the Chanukah Perspective.

Light will always outshine darkness, the Chanukah Perspective.

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Parshaperspective.com As we light our Menorah, we should take notice to the fact, that in the same plaza where the Nazi rallies took place, where they would discuss the answer to the Jewish question, a Menorah shines brightly, beaming with Jewish pride, strengthening the idea that it is in the darkness that light is most effective.

Good will always supersede evil, light will always outshine the darkness.

Happy Chanukah!!

Parshas Vayeishev, mindset for success

This week's Parsha is Vayeishev.

This week's Parsha Perspective is sponsored by Shlomo Pesah & Daniella Hess and Family, in Honor of the upcoming Yahrzeit of Shlomo Pesach's Father, Yosef Ben Zev Volf, May his Neshama have an Aliya, and may his memory be a blessing.

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In this week's Torah portion, Yosef is loved by his father but hated by his brothers, when he told them his dreams of being a king, they decided to sell him.

While in Egypt, Yosef finds success but was put the prison on the basis of false accusations. He found success in prison as a dream analyzer.

He interprets the dreams of Pharaoh's Butler and Baker, in the hopes that the butler will intercede on his behalf before Pharaoh. But the butler forgets all about Yosef when he is freed.

We find out how Yosef holds his faith.

We learn the mindset needed to get through the hard times.

Parsha Vayishlach, children of Yisrael

Parsha Vayishlach, children of Yisrael

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In this week's Torah portion, Yaakov returns to the Holy Land after a 20-year stay in Charan. As he prepares to meet his brother Esav, he encounters Esav angel, with whom he fights the entire night when Yaakov ultimately won, the angel gave him a new name, Yisroel.

We learn where we get our ability to survive and succeed in any situation.

Parshas Vayeitzei, G-D is always with you.

This week's Parsha is Vayeitzei.

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In this week's Torah portion, Yaakov runs away from his parent's house because of the wrath of Esav. He has one of the greatest visions of the Torah, Hashem appears to him so vividly, giving him strength and motivation to stay strong in a place that is foreign to him!

We learn about Yaakov's prayers and how it relates to every single person.

Parshas Toldos: the key to success.

This week's Parsha is Toldos.

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In this week's Torah portion, the third and final of the forefathers enters the picture, Yaakov is born together with his twin brother Eisav. We read about how Yaakov got the blessings from his father instead of Eisav.

We learn one of the keys to success. 

Parshas Chayei Sarah: the jewish respond tragedy.

This week's Parsha is Chayei Sarah.

This Parsha Perspective is sponsored by Shlomo Pesah & Daniella Hess and Family, in Honor of the upcoming Yahrzeit of Shlomo Pesach's Father, Yosef Ben Zev Volf, May his Neshama have an Aliya, and may his memory be a blessing.

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In this week's Torah portion, Avraham mourns the death of his wife Sarah but continues her legacy by arranging a marriage for his son Yitzchak.

We learn the Torah way to respond to a tragedy.

Parsha Vayera: answering the call.

This week's Parsha is Vayera.

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In this week's Torah portion, we have the story of the Akedah, where God commands Avraham to sacrifice his son, we see his complete dedication and devotion to God.

We learn how to answer a call to action.

Parsha Lech Lecha: change your life.

This week's Parsha is Lech Lecha.

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In this Torah portion, we are introduced to our forefather Avraham, the first jew and the first person to discover God on his own.

We learn from Avraham how it's possible to change our lives drastically.

Parsha Noach: strong values.

This week's Parsha is Noach.

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In this week's Torah portion, Noach built an ark to save his family and all species of animals from the flood.

We learn why he deserved such an amazing miracle.

We discover the possibilities if we hold steadfast to our values.