LIGHT AT THE END OF A TUNNEL
Rabbi Dunner wonders why Jacob’s reaction to his reunion with his son Joseph in Parshat Vayigash was seemingly so detached. He shares a quote from Victor Frankl, and explores how one deals with a nightmare once that nightmare is over. A timely exploration of how one should emerge into the light at the end of a dark tunnel.
(For the SoundCloud audio, scroll down) Few revolutions have shouted louder about equality – or practiced it more selectively – than the French Revolution. As Alexis de Tocqueville later observed... Read More