Why is G-d referred to as "Place"? Because in truth, the world is "located" in G-d; G-d is not merely "located" in the world...
(Bereishit Rabba)
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- SederExplore the meaning of Seder as order, reflecting the Maharal's teaching that Jewish history unfolds according to a Divine plan rather than by accident.
- Sefirat HaOmer the Counting of the OmerThe Rebbe Rashab explains that man's Divine service requires making every hour and day count, ensuring constant spiritual growth and daily self-accounting.
- Kinus TorahRabbi Yeshayahu Hertzel shares a personal story about the Rebbe's insistence on prioritizing Kinus Torah attendance over wedding preparations during Shavuot.
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