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12 articles- The Lost MoneyA chasid of the Chozeh of Lublin travels to Kremenchuk seeking a dowry for his daughters and encounters a repentant teacher who confesses to an old theft.
- The Stolen MoneyA Chassidic tale of the Chozeh of Lublin, a poor chasid, and the miraculous return of stolen money that led to a divine reward for all involved.
- Beware of HeightsExplore the spiritual lesson of the mitzvah of maakeh, learning how a guardrail on the roof teaches us to contain pride even in spiritual achievements.
- Being Kind by AccidentExplore how the mitzvah of shikchah reveals the innate Jewish desire to do good, even when a mitzvah is performed unintentionally or without conscious thought.
- From our Sages & Moshiach NowA collection of Torah insights on Parshat Ki Teitzei, exploring the spiritual lessons of conquering the Evil Inclination and the duty of returning lost souls.
- Since WhenRabbi Zev Segal shares a powerful lesson from the Lubavitcher Rebbe on facing life's challenges and the misconception that we are promised an easy life.
- Teshuva in the Light of ChassidusExplore the Chassidic approach to Teshuva, distinguishing between productive regret and harmful depression, and the power of spreading Chassidus to banish darkn
- Redemption is NearAn exploration of how the return of the Jewish people to Eretz Yisrael and the blossoming of the land signal the imminence of the final Redemption.
- Wedding and HomecomingElad Dubnov and Mika celebrate the first wedding at Kibbutz Be'eri's synagogue since the October 7 massacre, symbolizing resilience and a commitment to return.
- Cooking Tip of the Week: Easy BrisketA simple and delicious recipe for brisket using Barilla tomato sauce and whole cranberries, provided by Alizah Hochstead.
- Halacha Corner – Groundbreaking CeremonyExplore the halachic significance and proper customs of Hanachat Even Hapinah, the cornerstone laying ceremony, including authentic practices and what to avoid.
- Parenting and Davening in ShulPractical advice on balancing discipline and warmth when encouraging children to daven in shul, featuring insights from various educators and Chassidic stories.
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