Parshat Shelach Lecha tells the story of a group sent to explore new possibilities who return divided, most focus on the risks, while a few urge courage and optimism……READ MORE.
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Parshat Beha’alotecha can be seen through a modern, universal lens as a narrative about leadership, change, and the complexities of human behavior during times of transition…..READ MORE.
©2025Parshat Beha’alotecha can be seen through a modern, universal lens as a narrative about leadership, change, and the complexities of human behavior during times of transition…..READ MORE.
Parshat Naso explores themes of personal responsibility, ethical conduct, and the structure of communal life. It emphasizes the importance of accountability in both private and public spheres, whether through honoring commitments, addressing harm in relationships, or fulfilling duties with integrity….READ MORE.
©2025arsha Bamidbar, which begins the Book of Numbers, tells the story of the Israelites being counted and organized as they prepare to journey through the desert. In a modern context, this portion can serve as a reflection on the importance of structure…READ MORE.
The double parsha of Behar–Bechukotai teaches a deeply relevant message for our times: true freedom, peace, and sustainability come from aligning with sacred….READ MORE.
©2025 The Studio in Venice by Michal MeronParshat Emor, often seen as a technical portion filled with laws about priests, festivals, and justice, can be reinterpreted today as a call to live with intentional boundaries in a boundaryless world…READ MORE.
©2025 The Studio in Venice by Michal MeronAcharei Mot–Kedoshim offers a powerful and inclusive vision of holiness grounded not in separation or perfection, but in ethical living and communal responsibility.
©2021 The Studio in Venice By Michal MeronPARASHA OF THE WEEK Double Parasha 28 Tazria & 29 Metzora – The Studio in Venice – this week we present a double Work of Art by Michal Meron
©2025 The Studio in Venice by Michal MeronParshat Shemini unfolds like a breath held too long, suspended between ecstasy and awe, order and rupture….READ MORE.