BINA Living
Ancient Jewish wisdom applied in a modern world through Personal growth.
This month’s classes:
BINA Living
Starts 9:20AM
BINA Living
Starts 9:20AM
BINA Living
Starts 9:20AM
BINA Living
Starts 9:20AM
Who is Narrow Minded?
I don’t want my children to be small-minded or fundamentalist, so I haven’t given them a Jewish education. They have been brought up without any religion…
Your Mother Knows...
This question is from my daughter (aged 9 years). “Why would a supposedly good, just, loving G-d allow so much suffering in the world?”
Couch Surfing Wipeout
I have been homeless for a month now. The lease on my apartment expired, the place I wanted to move into fell through at the last minute…
Can Love Reach Beyond the Grave?
My son recently died in an accident. I would like to know if he can see or hear us here on earth. Is he still aware of us now…
Lost Tribe in New Guinea?
Did you see the video of the tribe in Papua New Guinea singing the Shema in Hebrew? It is just amazing!…
Can a Viking Be Jewish?
I feel like I am a Jewish soul born in a non-Jewish body…
Stop Acting Like a 40 Year Old!
Can you explain why Genesis describes the lifespan of the early generations as being incredibly long?…
Not the Spiritual Type?
Question I was in your shule on Friday night and…
Why Are All the Good Guys Taken?
Question of the Week:Here is the dating paradox:…
She's Not My Type
Question of the Week:I am open to being set up…
Did you keep your new year resolution?
The first thing we do in the new year is make resolutions. The second thing we do is break them. At a moment of inspiration we promise to curb our temper, become more generous, speak to G-d more or quit a bad habit, but soon after we go back to our old ways as if nothing happened. Often a sincere resolution is forgotten as quickly as it was made.
Can I Keep My Maiden Name?
For the most part Jewish law did not utilise these names, and so the question of keeping a maiden name after marriage was never discussed by the rabbis. This was a question of secular law, not Jewish. But even where there is no Jewish law, there is a Jewish attitude.