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| CHABAD CHASSIDISM |
| 2nd installment in a series on the revolution of Chassidic thought
The question was no longer how a perfect Creator could be involved in His imperfect world, but how could He not be?
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| Not through tirades from the pulpit, nor by promises of instant enlightenment, but by facilitating each one on his or her own path.
By Tzvi Freeman |  |
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| The answer to your question is both and neither. Allow me to explain . . .
By Menachem Posner | |
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| REVVING UP FOR ROSH HASHANAH |
| Sadly, the refusal to compromise, this rigid approach to insisting on our own terms, is not limited to the NFL.
By Alan Veingrad | |
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| Do we really need the Torah to tell us to “choose life”? Which person of sound mind would choose death?
By Yossy Goldman | |
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| Let’s take a close look at honey, the sweet side of nature. What is it, and from where do we get it?
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| Miri tells the story of a neshamah that came down to earth to shine light, but got into big trouble instead.
By Tzvi Freeman
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| Every individual possesses some unique advantage over every other. Every individual is uniquely needed and indispensable.
By Rabbi Ben A. | |
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| “Beg your pardon, Sir,” said Adam, “but You forgot something . . .”
By Ted Roberts | |
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| SELICHOT |
| Several days before Rosh Hashanah we begin to recite the Selichot, a series of penitential prayers and liturgy. | |
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| The post-midnight “supplication” prayers are a unique blend of solemnity and joy.
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| ROYALTY |
| The joyous climax of all divine comfort—the revelation of G‑d’s sovereignty in this world.
By Mendel Kaplan
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| An Anthology
Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi added a new dimension to the month before the High Holidays.
By Sholom Avtzon | |
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| NITZAVIM-VAYELECH: WRITING THE TORAH |
| The diverse unity of Israel, the practicality of Torah, the future redemption and freedom of choice . . . | |
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| “And now,” Moses says, “write for yourselves this song” (Deuteronomy 31:19). Every Jew should write a Torah scroll. | |
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| The link to heaven seemed to pass away with Moses; from here on, the people would have to rely on their own analyses . . .
By Lazer Gurkow | |
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| The last commandment of the Torah is to write one’s own Sefer Torah. Today this is commonly done through buying a letter, chapter or portion in a joint Sefer Torah.
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| FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION |
| Why Moses died on his birthday.
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe | |
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| There’s no such thing as history in Judaism. The last message that Moses imparted to his people demonstrates this point.
By Mendel Kalmenson | |
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| A collection of the sources from the Torah that serve as the basis for belief in Moshiach and for the details regarding Moshiach and the messianic era.
By Aryeh Citron | |
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| Human beings are created to relate to each other and to relate to G‑d, but very often the links are hidden . . .
By Tali Loewenthal | |
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| ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE |
| They spend most of their time together fighting. I have tried everything to get them to be closer . . .
Answered by Beryl Tritel | |
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| My memories feel to me like they happened yesterday, and yet they never seem to change or grow as I do.
By Anonymous | |
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| With one glance, his penetrating spiritual vision could detect their most intimate secrets . . .
By Yerachmiel Tilles | |
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