Rabbi Uhrbach’s Teachings

RABBI UHRBACH’S TEACHINGS

PARASHAT HA-SHAVUA ARCHIVE

Parashat Vayetze 2011 — Jacob’s Vow: Taking Responsibility for The Spirit

Parashat Vayeshev 2011 — What Do You Seek?

Parashat Vay’chi 2012 — Death in Life, Life in Death

Parashat Beshallach 2012 — Manna – Managing Our Needs

Parashat Yitro 2012 — To Be And Not to Be

Parashat Zakhor 2012 — Amalek

Parashat Parah 2012 — Passover Cleaning — Making Room for Mystery

HIGH HOLY DAY TEACHINGS

2012/5773 Rosh Hashanah Teachings

2012/5773 Rosh Hashanah Sources

2012/5773 Yom Kippur Teachings

2011/5772 High Holy Day Teachings

And check out Rabbi Uhrbach’s teachings on the nature of Jewish community.

“For a river goes out from Eden,
to water the garden
and from there it divides,
becoming four branches." (Gen. 2:10)

The name of the first river is
Talmud Torah (learning)
the Stream of Consciousness,
emanating from the land of Thought.

Now meandering
through interior forests and fields,
now carving sharply into rock,
always shaping,
changing the inner landscape,
forging inlets and outlets.

Lost in her waters,
we learn to navigate all.
Lost in her waters,
we are found.