Shabbat Korach
22 Sivan 5786 (June 7, 2026)

Another aspect of the month of Sivan's energy is intimacy. Kabbalistically, intimacy is another word for connectedness. When we realize that each of us has a Divine spark within, it is easier to feel that connectedness with others. Have you ever met someone and felt like you have known them all your life? That is what it feels like when we connect with someone else, soul to soul. It is not always easy to do, but try to go out of your way to do things for others and feel that connectedness with every person you encounter. Also deepen your relationship with those you are close to and show them that you appreciate them. May we truly feel connectedness with others and bridge the gaps that keep this world divided.

Shavua tov,

Parashat Korach | פרשת קרח
Torah Portion: Bemidbar (Numbers) 16:1-18:32
Haftarah: Shmuel Alef (I Samuel) 11:14-12:22
Tehilim: Tehilim (Psalms) 5

Parashat Korach

Haftarat Korach

Tehilim 5

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• Kabbalat Shabbat & Arvit - Friday, June 12 @ 8:30 PM EDT
• Shacharit, Torah & Musaf - Shabbat, June 13 @ 8:45 AM EDT
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