Divine Balance

Why must we suffer in life? People have no problem accepting the good but complain when they get "bad." This week's parsha teaches about the important relationship between the two. Visit Rabbi Pinchas Winston's Websites: https://thirtysix.org/ https://shaarnunproductions.org/ Buy Rabbi Pinchas Winston's Books: https://thirtysix.org/shop See Rabbi Pinchas Winston's Books Archive: https://thirtysix.org/home/my-books/ Order Rabbi Pinchas Winston's Books directly from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Pinchas... Sign up for Rabbi Pinchas Winston's Parashat HaShavua (Weekly Torah Portion) Newsletter: https://thirtysix.org/shop/ Read Rabbi Pinchas Winston's Parashat HaShavua (Weekly Torah Portion) Archive: https://shaarnunproductions.org/perce... Read Rabbi Pinchas Winston's Essays: https://shaarnunproductions.org/blog-... Sign up for Rabbi Pinchas Winston's Online Webinars: https://shaarnunproductions.org/semin... Support Rabbi Pinchas Winston: https://thirtysix.org/contribute/ https://shaarnunproductions.org/contr... Contact Rabbi Pinchas Winston: https://shaarnunproductions.org/conta... About Rabbi Pinchas Winston: Pinchas Winston was born and grew up in Toronto, Canada. Married and with children, he officially moved to Israel in 1993, at which time he became a full-time writer and international lecturer. He is best known for using traditional Jewish sources, both revealed and hidden, to provide a deeper and clearer understanding of current events. He writes an essay on the weekly Torah reading called 'Perceptions', as well as a weekly commentary on current events called 'Connecting The Dots.' Perceptions is read by thousands each week, sent out by Torah.org, and his video presentations can be viewed on YouTube. To date, he was written over 100 books, available on his website and Amazon. To contact Rabbi Pinchas Winston, please e-mail: [email protected].