Jewish Treats
New blog posts each weekday sharing interesting and enjoyable observations about Judaism, called “Juicy Bits of Judaism.” These bite-sized facts and actions are easy to digest and are a great way to make a daily connection to Judaism in about two minutes.
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04/16/2010
Tiferet-Beauty
The third week of Sefirat Ha’Omer, the counting of the days between…
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04/16/2010
Go for the Goal
Set out your personal goals for the next month; then make sure they are…
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04/15/2010
Titanic Fate
The sinking of the HMS Titanic is one of history’s great tragedies. When…
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04/15/2010
Royal Pair
Do something extraordinary today to make your significant other feel like a…
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04/14/2010
The Hopeful Doctor- Doktoro Esperanto
Chu vi sciis, ke la iniciatoro de Esperanto estas judo? Don’t worry, your…
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04/14/2010
Language Arts
The universal language of the Jewish people is Hebrew. Learn more about the…
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04/13/2010
Boy or Girl
In Leviticus 12, God commands Moses to tell the Israelites that when a…
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04/13/2010
Spring Air
Walk outside and be grateful for the beauty of nature that surrounds you.
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04/12/2010
Gevurah – Strength
The second week of Sefirat Ha’Omer, the counting of the days between…
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04/09/2010
There’s A Key In My Challah!
It's a fact that many people spend much time thinking and even worrying…
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04/09/2010
Baked In
If your local bakery makes shlissel challah, surprise your family and share…
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04/08/2010
The Ten Sephirot
Most people associate kabbalah (Jewish mysticism) with the Zohar (Book of…
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04/08/2010
Weekly Work
Each week, try to incorporate the weekly sephira trait into your life. For…
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04/07/2010
What is Isru Chag?
The day after vacation is often a time of distraction and disorientation.…
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04/07/2010
Yum
If you’ve already eaten lunch today, treat yourself to a special snack in…
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04/02/2010
Time of Freedom?
The sages refer to the holiday of Passover as zman chay’roo’tay’noo, the…
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04/02/2010
Feel Free
Ignore social pressures to do what others are doing and instead stay home…
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04/01/2010
The Passover Story in Brief
On Passover, we commemorate the Exodus from Egyptian slavery. The following…
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04/01/2010
The Child Who Does Not Ask
Share the story of the Exodus with a child and help him/her think of a…
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03/29/2010
Can You Count To 49?
There is a Biblical commandment (Leviticus 23:15) to count the 49 days that…
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03/29/2010
Chart It
Set up a chart on your fridge to keep track of your daily counting of the…
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03/26/2010
Fast of the Firstborn
There has always been a lot of pressure on firstborn children, as they were…
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03/26/2010
Semi-Fast
While only the firstborn fast on the day before Passover, remember that…
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03/25/2010
Miriam
From a young age, the Biblical Miriam was noted for her prophetic voice,…
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03/25/2010
Take The Lead
Take a leading role in your community, even if it is just organizing one…
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03/24/2010
The Talmud And The Popes
If the Torah is the heart of the Jewish people, then the Talmud is the…
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03/24/2010
Book Salvage
If you notice any old Judaica books at a garage sale or used book store,…
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03/23/2010
Setting The Seder Table
Before beginning the Seder, it is important to make certain that everything…
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03/23/2010
Set It Aside
Print out this checklist and review it on the day before Passover to make…
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