Holiness

As we dive into the Book of Leviticus, one might wonder how an ancient text filled with rituals is relevant to our modern lives. Despite the complexity, Leviticus offers a profound connection to our personal and communal experiences.

The land embraces us only when we recognize its sanctity as a dwelling of divinity, allowing us to reside there only if we uphold its holiness.

This week's Torah portion, Kedoshim, commands us to pursue holiness. But what does being holy truly mean?

Curious to see how Meron looked back in the day? Get ready to be moved: we too were touched by the landscapes and felt the holiness flowing through them.

A plague of addiction spreads in the Jewish state, likened to a terrifying cancer. The epidemic sees nearly no home untouched by tragedy, with drugs consuming lives—a consequence of a society losing its sanctity, chasing personal pleasures.

Explore the connection between the letter Yud in a man and the letter Hey in a woman, and discover how couples unite in holiness.

Humanity lives and acts across time and space, yet our endeavors do not occur in a void. To fulfill our divine purpose, the Creator provides us with sacred points of connection. These are found in both time and space, revealing holiness within the spiritual barrenness of the world. What are these connections? How do they benefit us, and how can we connect to the sacred through them?