Shalom, TU family, In Toldos, Isaac reopens wells and encounters disputes; eventually he finds a well over which there is no quarrel and calls it Rehoboth. Read Genesis 26:18–22: https://www.sefaria.org/Genesis.26.18-22 Inspired by this story, we invite you to make a little room for reflection over seven days. This is a modern exercise, not a practice prescribed by the passage. Set aside up to ten quiet minutes in the morning, breathe comfortably, and consider one prompt each day: Day 1 — Make room: What can I set down for a few minutes today? Day 2 — Gratitude: What is one good thing I can notice and appreciate? Day 3 — Begin again: What helpful practice can I return to, one small step at a time? Day 4 — Patience: Where can I respond more gently to myself or another person? Day 5 — Service: What is one simple kindness I can offer today? Day 6 — Boundaries: What small choice would give me room for what matters? Day 7 — Reflection: What did I notice this week, and what will I carry forward? A shorter practice counts; if you miss a day, simply begin again when you can. Keep your eyes open if you wish, adjust the practice, or stop whenever you need. If you’d like, comment “I did it” here after your practice and encourage a classmate with a kind word or a smile. Listening and practicing privately are welcome too. Please don’t feel you need to share personal details. No daily live class is required. One day at a time. Blessings, blessings.

Shalom, TU family, I owe you a clearer explanation. We moved toward the new Torah University website before it was ready to serve as our complete community home. Our schedule and communications also changed too often. I’m sorry for the confusion, and I take responsibility. We’re committed to being clearer and more consistent moving forward. Here is the plan: Community and check-ins: Stay here in Skool for discussions, questions and student check-ins. Learning library: Use https://torahuniversity.info for Torah texts, courses and study tools as they are available. We’ll keep improving it before asking everyone to rely on it for community discussions. Regular live class: Sundays, 9–10 a.m. Pacific / noon–1 p.m. Eastern, on TikTok Live: https://www.tiktok.com/@doniel.aryeh. The previous regular weekday schedule is ending. If Sunday doesn’t work for you, contact me and we can discuss what may be possible individually. This week’s portion is Toldos. Our learning will increasingly explore Torah and Kabbalah in the context of practical wellbeing today. We’re preparing a seven-day meditation challenge and checklist, with an optional “I did it” check-in here in Skool. We’ll share the materials and the direct discussion link when they’re ready. Thank you for your patience and for helping us build a warm, dependable place to learn. One day at a time. Blessings, blessings, Rabbi Doniel and Torah University

Revival of the dead in the written Torah