A thirsty deer has been walking for hours in the forest. With its keen sense of smell, it detects a freshwater stream in the distance. The deer now runs to the stream. Despite its yearning for a drink of water, it first raises its head and emits a call of thanks to the Creator. King David's thirsty soul yearned for Hashem in the same way.
Scorpio: Likutei Moharan I, Torah 7, Part 4
The Cedars of Lebanon: Psalms 27-29
The Lone Servant: Parshat Mishpotim
Seeds of Truth: Likutei Moharan I, Torah 7, Part 3
The Path of Humility: Psalms 24-26
The Covet Culprit: Parshat Yitro
Emuna and Truth: Likutei Moharan I, Torah 7, Part 2
Calming Waters: Psalms 22-23
No Solution in Sight: Parshat Beshalach
Saved by a Paper Cup
Beyond Nature: Likutei Moharan I: Torah 7, Part 1
Emergency: Psalms 19 - 21
Is There Really Free Choice? Parshat Bo
Why All the Blessings?
Voice from Above: Likutei Moharan II, Torah 2, Part 4
My Rock: Psalm 18
The Depth of Gratitude: Parshat Va’era
Emuna in the Dark
Perfect Speech: Likutei Moharan II, Torah 2, Part 3
The Holy Mountain: Psalms 14-17
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