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When it comes to electing someone into power, do you choose seniority or superiority? An insight in this week's Torah portion, Shemini.

The best way to have a healthy relationship with others is by having one with yourself. To love others, I have to love myself. 

From the Jewish perspective, everything has a deeper meaning. One may think that the only difference between 7 and 8 is one number, but really it's much more than that.

Delve deep into the commentaries of this week's Torah portion, Tzav. In this class, you'll get a taste of how our sages viewed the world. 

Happy Purim! Jews around the world are celebrating this special holiday. We hear a reading of the Megillah, give gifts of food, provide charity to the poor and enjoy festive foods. Ever wondered why we eat this triangular cookie called "hamantaschen"? 

What was the purpose of offering sacrifices in the Holy Temple? What do the Jewish people do now without a holy temple?

Our hearts are breaking and we feel helpless. But there is something we can do to help. Do you wonder if there is a deeper significance to this chaos?

The name of this week's Torah portion teaches us that it's all about perspective. Just one letter can change the entire meaning of a word. The same is true in our own lives, just one moment can change our entire existence. 

We have more ways to communicate with loved ones now than ever before. Yet, our relationships are suffering more than any period in human history. What is going on?

Everything in this world was created with a purpose. It is the duty of every human to engage with the material world in a purposeful way. With this mentality, we will see that within our mundane activities lies deep spiritual potential. 

Which matters more, your intentions or your actions?

It seems like everyone is searching for a better relationship and a more meaningful existence. What is the connection between these two things? Judaism has the answer. 

THIS is the message that every Jew must hear. A lesson from our ancestors that is more relevant today than ever.

Every week for thousands of years, Jews pause their daily lives to observe the Sabbath. Rabbi Greenberg explains the rituals and deeper dimensions of this tradition.  

Is there a method to the madness of the world? Where are we heading? RabbiGreenberg explains G-d's plan for the future of our world.