This article has been generously sponsored anonymously in the zechus of a refuah shleima for Aharon Meir ben Yael Miriam. To dedicate a shiur please email us at nitzotzos@gmail.com " The fire on the altar shall remain aflame on it, it shall not be extinguished; and the Priest shall kindle wood upon it morning after morning… A constant fire shall burn upon the Altar; it shall never go out .” (Vayikra 6:5-6). We are commanded to ensure that the flame on the Mizbeach is never extinguished. Every morning a Kohen would place new firewood on the Mizbeach, in order to maintain the fire from the previous day. Though we no longer have the Mishkan and the Beis HaMikdash the lessons of these halachos are timeless. They apply to us as much today as they did thousands of years ago. What are the lessons we can learn from this halacha and apply to our daily lives?
The Power of Passion "I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious." -Albert Einstein The great ones don't necessarily have more talent but they nearly always have more passion. They are driven to succeed and ultimately success comes from those that work the hardest. But what defines success? If we are in a sales meeting and we are making a pitch to a customer, success is defined by making the sale. What does success look like in Judaism? If we did more Mitzvos and less Aveiros are we more successful today then we were yesterday? The easy answer is yes but is that what Judaism really teaches? Is Judaism just about pe
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