This week's Torah portion, Vayeilech, describes the last days of Moses' life.  The title of each Torah portion highlights an important concept which is taught in that particular portion.  Vayeilech literally means 'and Moses went' from the root of the word Halicha, meaning 'going' in Hebrew.

'Halicha' also means the idea of being on the move, of not being stagnant.  By subjecting ourselves to an honest reckoning, using this time for introspection and self-assessment and drawing the necessary conclusions, we are able to move on and to grow as people, rather than remaining stuck where we are.  We have the capability to 'go', to reach very high moral and spiritual levels.  We cannot remain standing still, we must be 'goers,' movers and shakers, people who grow, who make a difference to what is going on.