Passover

The Sefat Emet explains that when we say that matzah is lehem oni, poor person’s bread, what we mean is that matzah is the very core of bread, the bare bones dough; spiritually, it represents the essence of our inner selves, our most basic inner divine point. On Pesach we peel away all the extra layers […]

Pesach is a time to tell the story to our children. It is a time to speak. But perhaps it is also a time to listen. At the beginning of Magid, we are told a story about 5 rabbis who held a Seder together. What do we hear of their Seder proceedings? Only one teaching: