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Danos materiais e morais totalizam R$ 51.300,00 A 21ª Câmara de Direito Privado do Tribunal de Justiça de São Paulo (TJSP) confirmou, com ajustes, a condenação de uma companhia aérea a indenizar passageiros judeus cujo voo atrasou três dias, coincidentemente reagendado para o Shabat, dia sagrado de descanso no Judaísmo. A decisão, proferida pela juíza Tonia Yuka Kôroku, da 13ª Vara Cível da…

As Shabbat approaches, I find myself reflecting on the beauty of winding down, a concept so deeply ingrained in this day of rest. For me, winding down doesn't mean doing nothing; rather, it's about slowing down enough to hear my own thoughts. It's in these quieter moments that I truly understand what I need at this moment.

Looking at this image, you might see a perfect day for an energizing ride, an invitation to stroll slowly through nature, or a view you would want to see outside your window as you sit back with a book on a cozy sofa. Each of these activities offers a unique way to listen to the whispers of our hearts, telling us exactly what we need this weekend.

The contrast between the rush of daily thoughts and the clarity that comes from being still, even for a short while, is stark. It's in the stillness that we find clarity, understanding, and often, the answers we've been seeking.

This Shabbat, I encourage you to give yourself the gift of tuning in to what you truly need.

May your Shabbat be filled with clarity and the gentle understanding that comes from truly listening to yourself.

I've never lived in extremely cold climates, and the mild winter of Israel, where I grew up, is something I cherish deeply.

It strikes the perfect balance – crisp, cold air mixed with rainy days and then, out of nowhere, those beautifully sunny spells. If I could have it my way, I’d take this kind of winter all year round!

Before moving to the States, I lived in Portugal, and guess what? The winters there reminded me so much of home. Mild, not too harsh, just how I like it. And now, living in the southern USA, I'm delighted to find that the winters here share that same mildness. It feels like a piece of my homeland follows me wherever I go!

There's something incredibly special about taking walks in the chilly air, feeling the brisk breeze while being bundled up in warm clothes. And let's not forget those cozy moments at home, snuggling up when it's raining outside – pure bliss!

I find these days to be the most relaxing and rejuvenating. If you’re like me and find this kind of weather just perfect, you know exactly what I mean.

As we head into another weekend, I wish you all a cozy and warm Shabbat. May it be filled with the simple joys of winter – a soothing walk, a snug blanket, and maybe even the soft patter of rain against your window. Here's to enjoying the season in our own special way!