
20th of Cheshvan: Why Does G-d Not Appear to Me?
A tale of a child’s spiritual quest that reminds us that we, too, can see the light.
October 22, 2026
Sicha, Parsha Vayera & Chayei Sara 5743

A tale of a child’s spiritual quest that reminds us that we, too, can see the light.

From Abraham until today: Turning a closed heart into an open conversation.

A bitter argument between Abraham and Sarah is settled by G-d Himself, teaching us the Jewish model for running the home, and the proper roles of husband and wife.

Helping others and praying for others isn’t self-sacrifice
– it’s a profitable investment!

Abraham hosted G-d Himself in his tent. When he saw three passing Arabs, he asked G-d to wait while he welcomes and cares for them. Only later did he reveal that his guests were in fact angels in disguise… Did Abraham keep G-d waiting for a fake mitzvah?
An original analysis of the Biblical story

In this week’s Haftorah, we read a fascinating story about an evil king, a poor widow, and children who are almost taken into slavery. What’s the deeper meaning? Kabbalah has the answer.