The Shalva story: an example of how Hashem assigns missions to people One of my great joys in writing a regular column is the ability to share things that move or excite me — people, ideas, books. I’m an enthusiast by nature, and one’s enthusiasms are enhanced by being experienced with others. I won’t guarantee that Rabbi Kalman Samuels’s Dreams Never Dreamed will be every person’s favorite book ever. But I would be genuinely surprised to hear from anyone who was not inspired and uplifted by it. The story begins with a tragedy. Yossi, the second child of Kalman and his wife Ma...