In Parshat Vayechi, Yaakov Avinu dies, leaving the brothers and Yosef in Egypt. After Yaakov’s death, the brothers get worried and feel that Yosef will

  A man was walking through the woods one day with his walking stick. He was so deep in thought that he did not realize

While taking classes to become a teacher, we learned of something called “the marshmallow test.” If you take a marshmallow and put it in front

In Parshat Vayishlach, Yaakov fought with the angel of Esav. The angel of Esav injured Yaakov, yet before he leaves, Yaakov grabs him and says,

Abracadabra! If you pay close attention to these words, you will see that the phrase magicians utter is true. This little phrase that kids think

In Parshat Toldot, Yitzchak asked both his children a fundamental question. As they entered his tent, he asked them both, “Who are you (מִי־אָ֑תָּה)?” At

In the Book of Kohelet, written by Shlomo Hamelech, it is written: “Everything has an appointed season, and there is a time for every matter

 Our past selves are most likely very different than who we are today. Despite that, we are told in Pirkei Avot (Mishna), “Know where you

“Don’t walk in front of me I may not follow… Don’t walk behind me I may not lead… Just walk beside me and be my

In Judaism, unity is promoted as good. We are told that we should unite as one nation with one heart, that we have a person