Rabbi Moshe Becker

Jealousy can paralyze us and force us to define ourselves by another person's successes.

Mishaps can happen, but we are responsible for our reactions.

Our mistakes teach us what not to do in the future and shine a light on character traits we can improve.

Taking care of a guest's needs takes precedence over one's relationship with G-d.

Our books, texts, and traditions bring new meaning to us at different stages of our life.

There's a perpetual tension between fostering a strong sense of self in our children and ensuring that they don't become self-centered and egotistical.

A community is only as strong as the willingness of its members to help each other.

Avoid actions you may need to lie about.

Moses was a confident leader but a humble man.

We must remember the past and learn from it without constantly reliving emotions and experiences that have long since passed.