Understanding Midrash

Mesilat Yesharim

Parashah Perspectives

Bava Kama

The Development of Halakhah

The Light of Torah

Moshe Rabenu & R. Akiva

R. Shimon bar Yohai & Life After Eden

Recognizing Truth

Transcendence

Mesilat Yesharim - Introduction (1)

Mesilat Yesharim - Introduction (2)

Mesilat Yesharim - Introduction (3)

Mesilat Yesharim - Perek 1 (1)

Mesilat Yesharim - Perek 1 (2)

Lekh Lekha: A Step Ahead

Lekh Lekha: Feeling Their Pain

VaYera: Single Vision

Bava Kama 2a (1)

Bava Kama 2a (2)

Bava Kama 2b (1)

Bava Kama 2b (2)

Bava Kama 3a (1)

VaYera: Staying Grounded

Toledot: The Process

Moreh Nevukhim #32 - 3.52

Bava Kama 15a (2)

Throwing Bread

Parashat Mishpatim - Law & Listening

Bava Kama 15a (1)

Mishpatim: Celebrating Every Step of the Way

Mesilat Yesharim - Perek 24 (2) - "Healthy Fear"

Terumah: Passion

Bava Kama 15b (2)

Sitting Close to Someone Who is Saying Amidah (1)

Bava Kama 16a (1)

Sitting Close to  Someone Who is Saying Amidah (2)

Berakhot 21b (1)

The Siddur: From Specialized to Standardized (5) - "Nusah Ari"

Parashat Terumah - Hide & Seek

Bava Kama 17a (1)

The 'Written Words' of Halakhah (9) - "The Berakhah on Purée"

Bava Kama 17b (1)

Megilat Esther - Contagious Courage

Bava Kama 19a (1)

VaYakhel: Unity

Megilat Esther - The Eternal Lesson of Purim

Megilat Esther - The Trees of Sin

Shemini: Keep it New

Pesah: The Spiritual Freedom of Giving to Others (1)

Bava Kama 25a (1)

Pesah: The Partnership

Bava Kama 25b (2)

Pirkei Avot 1.1 - Carefully Finding "Your Torah"

Pirkei Avot 1:2 "Get Over Yourself!"

Sefirat Ha-Omer: Finding Kedushah in All Places

Bava Kama 26b (2)

Sefirat Ha-Omer: Standing or Sitting?

Bava Kama 27a (1)

Sefirat Ha-Omer - Why Don't We Say "She-Heheyanu"?

Berakhot 23b (1)

Bava Kama 27a (2)

Sefirat Ha-Omer - Remembering the Mikdash

Moreh Nevukhim #41 - 3.48

Two Approaches to Pesak Halakhah (1)

Two Approaches to Pesak Halakhah (2)

The 'Written Words' of Halakhah (1)

The 'Written Words' of Halakhah (2)

The 'Written Words' of Halakhah (3)

Rabbi Avi Harari is rabbi of Cong. Mikdash Eliyahu and Ohel Yishak of Allenhurst. He serves, as well, as Rosh Bet Midrash of Yeshivah of Flatbush and Rosh Yeshiva of Sephardic Rabbinical College. For more information about Rabbi Harari, his classes and teachings, visit www.rabbiharari.com.

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