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10 articles- From the Teachings of the Rebbe on the Torah PortionA reflection on Parshat Behaalotcha exploring the Rebbe's teachings on lighting the Menorah as a metaphor for the Jewish soul's mission to illuminate the world.
- Self Imposed ConfinementRabbi Lazer Gurkow explores how expanding our consciousness beyond self-absorption allows us to access a deeper, spiritual dimension of reality and inner peace.
- The Prime Minister a Bereaved Mother and a Miraculous Pair of TefillinThe moving story of Moshiko Davino's miraculous tefillin, recovered from a burned vehicle and gifted by his mother to Prime Minister Netanyahu to inspire a nati
- Dallas Largest Shabbos Meal Unites Community Under The StarsOver 500 young Jewish professionals gathered in Dallas's Griggs Park for a historic mega Shabbat dinner organized by The Intown Chabad to celebrate community un
- Ethics of the Fathers Chapter TwoRabbi Tarfon teaches on the urgency of Torah study, the duty to work without needing to finish, and the promise of reward for the righteous in the World to Come
- From Correspondence of the Lubavitcher RebbeLetters from the Lubavitcher Rebbe on overcoming dejection through trust in G-d's benevolence and the spiritual responsibilities of leaders among the troops.
- Moshiach MattersA teaching from Rabbi Yosef Yitzchok Schneersohn on gathering strength to remain spiritually awake as the light of the Messianic Era begins to dawn.
- A Deeper Explanation of Rabbi Yehuda HaNassi's TeachingExplore Rabbi Yehuda HaNassi's teaching on Divine Providence and the Maggid of Mezritch's insight on how our actions influence the blessings we receive from Abo
- Rabbi Chaim Halberstam of Sanz and the Mitzva of TzedakaA moving story about Rabbi Chaim Halberstam of Sanz and his unwavering commitment to protecting the dignity of those in need while collecting tzedaka.
- Thoughts That CountInsights on the Torah portion Behaalotcha regarding the Menorah's construction, Jewish unity, serving G-d with joy, and the humility of Moses.
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