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10 articles- The Rebbe Rashab on Internalizing Faith through Moshe RabbeinuThe Rebbe Rashab explains how Moshe Rabbeinu, the faithful shepherd, helps internalize faith in Hashem's essence through the concept of the half Shekel.
- Elevating the Head: Internalizing Emunah and Refinement in AvodahAn exploration of how internalizing Emunah and engaging in prayer refines a person, removing spiritual impurities and elevating one's thoughts, speech, and acti
- The Symbolism of the Half Shekel and the Ten Faculties of the SoulExplore the Rebbe Rashab's explanation of the Half Shekel, its value of ten geira, and how it symbolizes the ten soul faculties shared by every Jewish person.
- The Deeper Intention in the Giving of the Half ShekelExplore the spiritual significance of the Half Shekel, Moshe's reaction to the ransom command, and the importance of serving Hashem with all ten faculties.
- Serve Hashem with Joy: The Fundamental Principle of Simcha in AvodahExplore the fundamental role of Simcha in Avodah, examining the Rambam's view that serving Hashem with joy is a requirement for all, not just the righteous.
- Two Types of Simcha: Logical and Transcendent LoveAn exploration of two levels of Simcha: a logical joy based on appreciating the value of Mitzvos, and a transcendent love reserved for the Tzaddikim.
- Shivisi Hashem: The Avodah of Equanimity and Mesiras NefeshAn exploration of the Baal Shem Tov's teaching on Shivisi, explaining how equanimity and serving Hashem beyond logic lead to Mesiras Nefesh and spiritual joy.
- Mesiras Nefesh and the Half ShekelAn exploration of the spiritual significance of the Half Shekel, Moshe's influence in every generation, and the attainment of Mesiras Nefesh through logical and
- The Maamor of Vekibel Hayehudim and Soviet OppressionAn account of the Frierdiker Rebbe delivering the Maamor Vekibel Hayehudim in 1927 Moscow, emphasizing Mesiras Nefesh during Soviet oppression and NKVD surveill
- Purim Koton and the Joy of a Cheerful HeartExplore the spiritual significance of Purim Koton and the concept of a cheerful heart as a feast, focusing on broad-mindedness and serving Hashem beyond logic.
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