Meaningful Jewish Ethics

“A constant fire shall be kept burning on the altar; it must not be extinguished.” The altar corresponds to a person’s heart. Our observance of the mitzvos and study of the Torah must be fired with excitement. We share an interactive relationship with G-d. The fire we generate within our hearts elicits Divine fire, as our Sages imply in their teaching, “Even though fire would descend [on the altar] from Above, it is [still] a mitzvah to bring ordinary fire.” The energy we invest in our Divine service calls forth Divine energy that vitalizes every element of our lives.

Are you a "golden" person, or are you more of a "copper" kind of guy? The golden and copper Alter. Two ways of relating to G-d and a fascinating discovery regarding what's INSIDE..

The Humboldt County Jewish community has a discussion about Chassidim.

Who was responsible for streetlights in the olden days? What is the ultimate Jewish nail treatment? And how does it relate to being a Chassid?

How did Haman persuade King Achashverosh to annihilate the Jews? Why did G-d agree? And what was the turning point that changed the course of the story?  Delve into the Kabbalistic underpinnings of the Purim story together with the Humboldt Jewish community