Olives—A Taste of Kabbalah
Olives—For Forgetfulness; Olive Oil—For Memory Rabbi Yohanan said: “Olives can cause a person to forget everything he learned over the course of 70 years, whil...
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Olives—For Forgetfulness; Olive Oil—For Memory Rabbi Yohanan said: “Olives can cause a person to forget everything he learned over the course of 70 years, whil...
Unripe Fruit—Our Grandmothers’ Jewish Prohibitions A vivid childhood memory is climbing trees in spring and eating fruit that had not yet ripened—our favorites...
Segula of Eating Fish on Shabbat Tehillim 23:2 - “Bin'ot deshe yarbitzeni, al mei menuchot yenahaleni” - (He lets me lie down in pleasant pastures). Rabb...
"Pat Shacharit" – 83 Diseases and the 83 Halachot of the Rambam The Sages of the Talmud (Bava Metzia, folio 107) discuss the verse: “And the Almighty (G-d) wil...
Food and Spiritual Issues A person's table (when kosher: with a bracha before eating and with Birkat Hamazon)—purifies him of all his transgressions and annu...
Pharaoh – Nape of the Neck – Food According to Kabbalah, Pharaoh symbolizes the nape of the neck and the throat. Pharaoh’s enslavement of the Jewish people c...
Segulot Involving Food from Rabbi Nachman's "Book of Traits" Leave something of what you have eaten, so that G-d's blessing may descend upon your food; A...
The Prohibition Against Eating Fish and Meat Together — Jewish Prohibitions of Our Grandmothers One detail stands out clearly from childhood memories: every me...
Parashat HaMan and Fish In Parashat HaMan it is written: “And it was like coriander seed.” (Beshalach 16:31) Both words—“coriander-like”—“gad”—(גד) and th...
Fish for Shabbat—Deliverance from Judgment The students of the Ari HaKadosh, may the memory of the tzadik be a blessing, related that their teacher would often...
4 Shabbat Meals – 4 Supports of the Merkavah Tehillim 39:5 הוֹדִ֘יעֵ֤נִי יְהוָ֨ה ׀ קִצִּ֗י וּמִדַּ֣ת יָמַ֣י מַה־הִ֑יא אֵ֝דְעָ֗ה מֶה־חָדֵ֥ל אָֽנִי׃ -...
Kavanot Hafrashat Challah It is stated in the holy books that the mitzvah of challah is greatly cherished. (Shabbat, 32b) In the Torah, one who gives chal...
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