We do not only want to be “free at last” but to have a lasting freedom.  We now stand in our change—this is revelation, accepting

For each week’s Sefirah you can ask yourself on this day of Yesod, have I done the inner work needed…to do the outer work? Have

Change though is challenging.  Even though doubt has been removed, we can tire, our determination can flag. And so we reflect—we pause at the foot

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