It’s Night and Day

It’s Night and Day

With the long winter nights now starting so early, I have started to think about day and night and their significance in Jewish thought.  We know that in secular law, the calendar day starts and ends at midnight, however, in Jewish tradition the day starts the evening beforehand. So for example, Shabbat, starts Friday evening…

Rabbi Mordechai Becher’s VLog – Don’t Treat Your Children the Same! – Toldot 5780

The method of education that worked for Jacob did not work for Esau. We should not try to put all our children into the same “mold” and instead educate them in the way that is fitting for each individual one. View this video directly on Vimeo.

Aquariums and Ikarim

Aquariums and Ikarim

I am reading “Fishes: An Introduction to Ichthyology” to prepare for my upcoming Torah Safaris of the Camden Adventure Aquarium and the Atlanta Aquarium.  The author, although putting the word “design” in quotes, keeps using the word when talking about the incredible senses, anatomy and structure of fish that are perfectly designed, oops, adapted for…