We are all entitled to experience the journey of prayer done right.

Zohar says that the ladder in Jacob's dream is a metaphor for prayer. How does the ladder of prayer work, and how can we climb it??

Climbing the Mystical Ladder of Prayer│A journey through Jacob's dream

Deceit is usually a bad thing, but it does have a time and place. 

It isn't really honest to do things with an intent that is very different to the intent you appear to have, and being dishonest is generally a bad thing. There is however a time and place to allow your intent to be different to what it is perceived to be. 

Under the right circumstances its not just OK it is recommended!

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KOSHER DECEIT: When your true intent shouldn't match your perceived intent [Parshat Vayishlach]

The TOrah concludes the book of Genesis with the death of Joseph and his burial in Egypt. Neither of these are happy incidents, could't the Torah have chosen a better conclusion?

Why are we so excited about Joseph's death? [parshat vayechi, Shabbat chazak]

There was a lot of drama at Mt. Sinai when the Torah was given, but there was much going on than just drama and ceremony. What happened at Mt. Sinai made a fundamental change to the structure of the universe, and that change affects the things we do every day.

How Mt. Sinai changed the world FOREVER [Parshas Yisro]

Husband, father, and a student of Torah and of life, I am fascinated by the sciences and medicine and enjoy documenting the beauty of nature with my cameras. My true passion is teaching Jewish mysticism in a way that resonates and contributes to the listener's perspective on life.

Rabbi Yisroel Glick