Ki Tavo

"There's No Place Like Home"

Inspired by Estelle Frankel

When you enter the land that God is giving you, say: my ancestor went down to the narrow place. But God heard our voice and brought us to this place. Now, I bring the first fruits God has given me. (Devarim/Deuteronomy 26:1-10)

Ki Tavo: When You Arrive. Ki Tavo invites each of us to reflect on how we get from our narrow place to our spiritual home, where we recognize and share our gifts. The parashah invites us to look back at the start of the journey and understand our path.

Does our Dorothy truly desire to do teshuvah - to return home? Have we activated our Tin Manís heart? Our Scarecrowís brain? Our Cowardly Lionís courage? Have we passionately sought the kindly wizard who reminds us that we have the resources to find our way?

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