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11 articles- A Wedding Without G-dA reflection on the spiritual void of a wedding ceremony that deliberately omits the name of G-d, as shared by a Jewish man in Toronto.
- Simchas Torah: Celebrating with FocusA reflection on maintaining spiritual focus during Simchas Torah, ensuring the celebration remains centered on the Eibishter and the concept of Ein Od Milvado.
- Dancing with Prikas Ol vs Kabolas OlA reflection on the Rebbe Rashab's observation of Simchas Torah dancing, contrasting the spiritual states of kabolas ol and prikas ol in Chassidic service.
- Simcha as a Springboard for the YearExplore how the joy of Simchas Torah serves as a spiritual springboard for the year through practical resolutions, Chassidus, and a deep connection with Hashem.
- The Rebbe’s Brocho: A Price Beyond MoneyA moving account of a lab owner who requested a blessing for children from the Lubavitcher Rebbe in exchange for handling the Rebbe's medical tests in 5752.
- Der Rebbe Bleibt Nisht Kein Baal ChoivA story about a lab owner who requested a blessing for children from the Lubavitcher Rebbe instead of monetary payment, and the miraculous result that followed.
- Hakofos: Our Unlimited Credit CardAn exploration of the spiritual concept of Hakofos as a form of divine credit, encouraging us to request blessings with confidence during Simchas Torah.
- Rebuilding the World: Utilizing Our Unlimited CreditA reflection on Simchas Torah and the spiritual credit we possess to request the rebuilding of the world and the revelation of G-dliness in the coming year.
- "Du Kumst Mir Doch a Choiv": Paying our DebtsA Chassidic story about a yungerman who owed the Lubavitcher Rebbe a debt, leading to a blessing for long life and a miraculous recovery from illness.
- Making Our Payments: Hachlotos Tovos & Increased LearningA discussion on making spiritual resolutions (hachlotos tovos) and increasing Chassidus learning as a means to receive and repay Divine blessings for the new ye
- Lchaim and the Ultimate SimchaRabbi Akiva Wagner shares a heartfelt blessing for a joyous Yom Tov and the ultimate simcha of the Geulah, emphasizing abundance in both gashmyus and ruchnyus.
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