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Dirt Isn’t Chametz.

Overwhelmed by Pesach prep? You’re not alone – but let’s get one thing straight: dirt isn’t chametz. In this video, I break down what actually needs to be cleaned (and what absolutely doesn’t), why you’re allowed to leave the couch where it is, and how bittul chametz is your halachic safety net. Ready to prep […]

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It’s a Mitzvah to Be Happy – Really

Did you know that joy isn’t just a nice bonus in Jewish life – it’s actually a mitzvah? In this quick video, I talk about why happiness matters in Judaism – not just during holidays, but as a spiritual practice in everyday life. Watch below for a reminder that joy is part of the path

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Pesach is Coming. Yes, Chametz Applies to Pets Too

Your dog may not be dipping into the kugel, but their kibble still counts. In this quick video, I walk you through what you actually need to do with pet food for Pesach – including chametz ingredients, kitniyot concerns, and how to avoid digestive drama by not switching their food cold turkey. Transcript is below.

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Can a Conversion Candidate Pray in English?

Can you daven in English? YES! In fact, sometimes maybe you should daven in English. Transcript available below. Transcript:  Do you have to pray in Hebrew? No. You can pray in English or whatever language is most comfortable for you. You don’t have to be davening in Hebrew in order to be a real Jew

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How to Start Observing Shabbat

New video up! ✨ Shabbat doesn’t have to be all or nothing! ✨ Starting to observe Shabbos can be overwhelming. Start small, make it beautiful, and find the joy in the process. 💙 Light candles, enjoy a tech-free dinner, take a nap—whatever feels doable. Shabbat is a gift, not a test. 🎁 See transcript below.

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