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Tag Archives: Shabbat

Reading Shoftim at Jury Duty — By Ben

September 1, 2022by eltram Leave a comment

I find it interesting that during the week of the Torah portion of Shoftim, literally judges, I happen to be at the LA county courthouse for jury duty. Clearly Hashem […]

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Giving Thanks Every Day – By Marc

November 26, 2019by marcsmuse Leave a comment

Thanksgiving has always been my favorite “American” holiday. It has been since I was a child. The house is filled with incredible smells and family. No, not smelly family! The […]

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The Generosity, Gratitude And Grace Of Shabbat – By Marc

April 2, 2019by marcsmuse Leave a comment

I am Jewish. I love Judaism. The reason I say this, is to give some perspective to those who may be reading this who are NOT Jewish. When I write […]

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Is There a Jewish Hell? — By Ben

February 28, 2019by eltram Leave a comment

Even though I didn’t grow up very religious, I always liked the idea that Judaism doesn’t have a hell. The concept of a never ending torture fest because you didn’t […]

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The Eruv Controversy – By Marc

July 18, 2018by marcsmuse 3 Comments

So I’d love for this to be an “interactive” post. Mainly because this is a subject I am not well versed on. While we are not “live streaming” or able […]

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Challah… What Shabbat Really Means (Part 2) – By Marc

January 30, 2018by marcsmuse Leave a comment

Breaking bread… It can literally mean the pulling and tearing apart of bread, as is evident at many a Shabbat meal or after Shabbat services or at a post Bar […]

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Rest… What Shabbat Really Means (Part 1) – By Marc

January 23, 2018by marcsmuse Leave a comment

For most of us, rest has a very specific meaning: The cessation of all work… relaxing… not doing much of anything. I remember when I first started going to Shabbat […]

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Mixed Blessing – Vayechi — By Ben

December 28, 2017by eltram 1 Comment

It’s a Shabbos meal. There’s the vibrance of the candles, the welcoming songs, and the beauty of the home. But just before the host makes Kiddish, the parents take a […]

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Thanksgiving… One Day Or Every Day? – By Marc

November 21, 2017by marcsmuse 1 Comment

Thanksgiving has always been my favorite American holiday. The fact that it has gotten so lost, and is now simply a shopping day and a stepping stone to Christmas makes […]

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Keep The Lights On – By Marc

January 3, 2017by marcsmuse Leave a comment

As I packed up my Menorah, Chanukah lights, Dreidels and chachkes, I had a bit of sadness overcome me. Even though most nights were spent lighting the Menorah on my […]

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