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InDepth
| Opioids, Suicide, And Accidental Overdose
Dr. Michael J. Salamon
People resort to drugs, including alcohol, for a variety of reasons, among them a simplistic or reflexive approach to coping with pain, an attempt to hide anxieties, or for random recreational reasons |
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| High Holiday Blend
Rabbi Shmuel Zuckerman
Certainly, even someone in a spiritual coma on Rosh Hashanah can be awakened by the sound of the shofar. |
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| Sharing The Fruit
Rabbi Simcha Weinberg
The visitor does not hand over his basket of First Fruits; he first shares it with the Temple representative. This is not a ceremony of give and take but of sharing. |
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| The Bikurim Passage
Rabbi Raphael Fuchs
It seems from the Vilna Gaon and the Ra’avan that shomei’a k’oneh would not work for reciting the parshah of bikurim. But why not? |
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| A Himmel Geshrai
Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis
As Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur approach and we appeal to Hashem for a blessed New Year, we also prepare for the awesome moment when we will all stand before Almighty G-d. |
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| We Are What We Remember
Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
We are what we remember, and the first-fruits declaration was a way of ensuring that Jews would never forget. |
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| Two Days Rosh Hashanah, Eruvin, And Eggs
Raphael Grunfeld
From this decree on, the two days of Rosh Hashanah – unlike the two days of Pesach, Shavuot, and Sukkot – were no longer celebrated out of doubt but out of certainty. |
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| Treif Toaster
Rabbi Meir Orlian
Tosfos writes [Gittin 47a; Pesachim 57a] that hefker (disowning) rooted in error is not hefker, just as a gift or transaction rooted in error is not valid [C.M. 246:1-3]. |
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| Q & A: Elul – A Time To Repent (Part III)
Rabbi Yaakov Klass
Question: Where does the name Elul come from? Also, how can Elul be both the last month of the year and the prequel to the holidays (Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur) that occur in the following month, Tishrei, the first month of the new year? Finally, can you please discuss the religious practices of Elul? M. Goldman Miami Beach, FL |
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| Daf Yomi
Rabbi Yaakov Klass
His Silence Is Deafening ‘One Seized It In Our Presence’ (Bava Metzia 6a) |
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| Using Visualizations
Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier
Studies show that not only do athletes who use them improve, but so do many other people whose activities require peak performance. |
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