Monthly Archives: September 2017

This Yom Kippur, what for ? היום כיפ’ר הזה, על שום מה

Posted on September 29, 2017 by Michal Kohane מיכל כהנא

Much (and more) has been writing about Yom Kippur, this “day of Attornment” in an effort to figure out, explain, interpret, rationalize… words and words (and more… beautiful commentary and many wise insights, some of which I plan to use … Continue reading →

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Balance anyone? Shana Tova!!

Posted on September 20, 2017 by Michal Kohane מיכל כהנא

I’m sitting on the edge of the last chair in my apartment, waiting for the movers to come… what a grand way to accentuate this being the eve of the New Year 5778! The past few days have been busy … Continue reading →

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People of the Journey

Posted on September 14, 2017 by Michal Kohane מיכל כהנא

Vignettes: It’s the last Shabbat of this Jewish year, 5777, and — my fist Shabbat at my new position at the Prospect Heights Shul, in Brooklyn. “Wow”, is all I’ll say for now… and if you’re in the area, please … Continue reading →

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On Coming and Going, Joyfully

Posted on September 7, 2017 by Michal Kohane מיכל כהנא

Vignette: School started again, and as is appropriate after the long summer of being away, on the first day, we talk about our journeys; journey with a small j and a capital J. We share experiences, as we look backwards … Continue reading →

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Go out, enjoy the rooftops!

Posted on September 1, 2017 by Michal Kohane מיכל כהנא

The Torah portion of “Ki Tetze” has the most commandments any parasha in the Torah has: 74 in total: 27 “positive” (do this and that) and 47 “negative” (don’t do this and that). On the surface, all these commandments are … Continue reading →

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