How will the change be everlasting? By removing all obstacles to change and the final obstacle—stopping. Change is an everlasting-ever evolving process. The only certainty

Harmony in Malchut takes into recognition how others are responding to your changing.  As Rabbi Yehudah states in Ethics of the Fathers: “What is the

What do I want to get done today? A strategy of Gevurah is to start with something—a smaller accomplishment of the larger goal keeps the

Recall: That first day of the count is akin to the momentous exodus from Egypt.  The excitement can feel overwhelming—that first day (Chesed in Chesed)

It is now the beginning of the 7th week as we count up to Shavuot and this week is Malchut. The definition of Malchut is

It is now time to manifest the hard fought truth or to let go completely (perhaps the plan is now seen in a different light).