In parshat Vzot Habracha, Moshe passes away, and there seems to be a theme in his legacy that can be gleaned from this parsha. The

Our parsha contains the famous pasuk: “And Yeshurun became fat and kicked. You became fat, you became thick, you became corpulent—and it deserted Hashem its

After the lengthy and severe tochacha in last week’s parsha, our parsha begins with Moshe telling the people, “You are standing today, all of you,

The topic of the “eishet yefat toar”—although on one hand reveals a weakness in our nature, on the other hand can indicate our inherent greatness

We are fortunate to live in times during which access to Torah and Torah environments are readily available in many shapes, places and forms. Thus,

How weighty and influential are our actions? One might think their actions and its effect only affect himself, whether for better or worse. However, it’s

To have hakarat hatov—to recognize and appreciate the good Hashem gives one isn’t just a means to enhance the quality of one’s life; indeed, it’s

You might be capable of forcing a person to do something, but can you compel one to feel something? Our parsha states, “You shall love

Moshe rebukes Bnei Yisrael—reminding them of the time when the appointment of judges was established—when he said, “How can I alone carry your troubles, your

Perhaps one of the unique traits that the greats of our people exemplify, is that in their moments of simcha and success; they, nevertheless, still