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11 articles- Tell Your Children: The Knock at the DoorA chassid seeks guidance from the Maggid of Mezritch on controlling unwanted thoughts, leading to a profound lesson from Rabbi Zev of Zhitomir about choosing wh
- Judgement and its ApplicationThis article explores the concept of appointing judges and officers from Parshat Shoftim, applying it to personal conduct and the internalizing of Torah law. It
- From Our SagesExplore profound teachings from Jewish sages on Teshuvah (repentance) and its transformative power. Discover insights into healing, redemption, and the importan
- Between a Mitzvah and a SinDiscover a profound lesson from Rabbi Yissachar Dov of Belz, who teaches his son about the true nature of mitzvot and transgressions through a powerful personal
- The Path to True TeshuvahThis article explores the concept of true Teshuvah (returning to Hashem) based on the Mitteler Rebbe's book Derech Chaim, emphasizing the importance of internal
- Haven't Prepared the Leeches...Discover a Chassidic story about the Mitteler Rebbe's childhood during Elul, where his innocent observation about leeches led to a profound teaching from the Al
- Moshiach Now: Everyone Must Do TeshuvahDiscover why everyone, regardless of their current spiritual standing, must do teshuvah to achieve a higher level and help bring about the Redemption.
- 9th Children's TorahDiscover the inspiring completion and dedication of the ninth Children's Sefer Torah, a three-year campaign uniting over 300,000 Jewish children worldwide. This
- Cooking Tip of the WeekDiscover a useful cooking tip for plant-based milk substitutes. Learn how to achieve a creamier result in pareve or vegan recipes by thickening thinner plant mi
- Halacha Corner - The Mitzvah of TeshuvahThis Halacha Corner article clarifies the true meaning of Teshuvah as returning to Hashem, outlining its steps including abandoning sin, regretting past actions
- FarbrengenThis Q&A column addresses a common marital challenge: feeling unappreciated despite giving. It explores the "Assumption Trap" and "Transactional Trap" in relati
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