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One of the worst attitudes in times of difficulty is "ingratitude" Be very careful! Let's see what Rabbi Natan teaches us: Why did the People of Israel receive the Torah in the desert? in a dry place, without any comfort, even with dangers and difficulties, with a lack of water and all kinds of provisions, a stormy wind, etc ... Perhaps it was not possible to wait for the People to arrive the Promised Land and conquer it, and then receive the blessed Torah in Jerusalem, with tranquility and comfort? As it is written: "From Tzion the Torah will come...

"Seek peace and pursue it" (Tehilim 34-14) The word Peace in Hebrew is Shlom (shalom) and has the same root of "Shlem" (shalem) which means complete! When there is Shalom it is a sign that we are "complete" The culture we live in is full of words, the media constantly spits out words, and yet the only way to develop your true depth is by learning to be silent. In a world that is full of verbosity, you have to learn silence. In a world full of noise there is no place for thought, nor the real understanding of things....

"Shavuot is the festival of reception of the Torah" Shavuot is not about a simple commemoration of the Divine revelation on Mount Sinai, it is the promulgation of the Ten Commandments and the transmission of the written Law and the oral Law through our Moshe Rabenu (Our teacher Moses). Shavuot is the very moment of the transmission of the Torah, which means that this date exerts a powerful spiritual influence on us every year, conducive to the integration of the Torah in us, and the adaptation of our lives to its truth. Every year on Shavuot we receive the Torah...

"Take words with you, and return to the Eternal. Tell him: Take away all iniquity, and kindly accept us, so that we may present the fruit of our lips." (Hoshea 14: 3) At the time of the Beit Hamikdash (The Great Temple), there were all kinds of sacrifices that allowed the faithful to approach the Creator, or correct their faults: they brought bulls, calves, rams, turtledoves, etc ... But he who had no means to make such an offering (the poor man) to him, the Torah tells him: "When a soul brings a Corban Mincha, it will offer flour" (Leviticus...

"Zman Matan Torah" (The time of giving of the Torah) It is the greatest and most important event of humanity! For twenty-six generations, since the creation of Adam, Hashem had hoped to transmit to humanity the precious Torah, which had preceded the creation of the Universe. Finally, He found a people willing to accept it, the grandiose moment of its revelation was eagerly awaited by the entire universe, since with it the spiritual objective of creation would be accomplished. It was a Shabbat tomorrow, the 6th of Sivan, 2448. Har Sinai (Mount Sinai) was shaking with excitement at the momentous...