Alei Shur Volume 1, p. 80-81: comparing the 613 mitzvos to an organism in which every part is an essential element of the system. The ideal approach embraces the system and all its parts, without emphasizing or neglecting parts of it based on p
Alei Shur Volume 1, p. 59-60: contrasting Western and Torah viewpoints on the function of the body; the body is an essential tool in our spiritual quest.
Alei Shur Volume 1, p. 44-45: Defining the judgement of Rosh Hashana as judgement of a person's present state, not a review of their past or a survey of their future.
Alei Shur Volume 1, p. 39-40: An essay addressing how to relate to physical desire, which serves as both an obstacle and tool for spiritual accomplishment.
Alei Shur Volume 1, Page 37-38. Concluding the essay on jealousy, and describing the innate success of actions undertaken from a place of positivity and with a sense of one's unique mission in life.