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8 articles- The Basket and the First FruitsExplore the spiritual symbolism of the bikurim basket in Parshat Ki Tavo, representing the soul's descent into the physical body for the purpose of ascent.
- The Rebuke and the Unhappy Shoe SalesmanA parable of two shoe salesmen illustrates the importance of serving G-d with joy and the mindset of a child rather than a begrudging employee.
- The Boy Who Chased After the KingA moving story of a Kindertransport boy who approached King George VI, illustrating the Elul concept of the King in the Field and the power of sincere prayer.
- ElulA reflection on the significance of Chai Elul and the creation of man as a single individual, emphasizing our role in serving the Creator and unifying the world
- A Word from the DirectorExplore the significance of Chai Elul, the birthday of the Baal Shem Tov and the Alter Rebbe, and how it brings vitality to our spiritual preparation for the Ne
- The Good HypocriteRabbi Aron Moss discusses why an atheist Jew putting on Tefillin is a form of good hypocrisy, arguing that holy actions are valuable regardless of belief.
- Salvation at the Ohel during the HolocaustA miraculous account of Jewish survivors in Haditch who escaped Nazi forces through a hidden tunnel in the Alter Rebbe's Ohel during the Holocaust.
- Ki Tavo Deuteronomy 26:1–29:8A summary of Parshat Ki Tavo covering the laws of Bikurim, tithes, the blessings and curses at Mount Gerizim and Eival, and the Tochachah rebuke.
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