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Kolot: Voices from The Ark Synagogue · August 28 · 15 min

This Day

Rabbi Aaron Goldstein reflects on the phrase “this day” in Deuteronomy 26:16, showing how each daily ritual can be a fresh encounter with the Divine. Drawing on Lea Goldberg’s secular poetry, the Compelling Commitments of Rabbi Elli Tikvah Sarah, and the mysticism of the Gerer Rebbe, he argues that ordinary practice and special moments are united by a responsibility to seek meaning. Listeners will leave with a concrete way to view everyday mitzvot as opportunities for renewal and a deeper sense of purpose. ★ Support this podcast ★

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Rabbi Aaron Goldstein reflects on the phrase “this day” in Deuteronomy 26:16, showing how each daily ritual can be a fresh encounter with the Divine. Drawing on Lea Goldberg’s secular poetry, the Compelling Commitments of Rabbi Elli Tikvah Sarah, and the mysticism of the Gerer Rebbe, he argues that ordinary practice and special moments are united by a responsibility to seek meaning. Listeners will leave with a concrete way to view everyday mitzvot as opportunities for renewal and a deeper sense of purpose.

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