Tzvi Freeman is the author of Bringing Heaven Down to Earth and Be Within, Stay Above -- two collections of meditations based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. He writes Chabad.org Magazine's widely acclaimed Daily Dose of Wisdom, and its Heaven Exposed and Question columns
25 Comments Posted
Dear Rabbi Freeman:
I have just encountered your responses to questions regarding Jewish beliefs and practices, and have so far enjoyed your comments. I am not Jewish but have spent numerous hours in the last few months studying the world's great religions and find Jewish history intriguing. Your website appears to contain answers to questions that have occured to me during my adventure in Jewish research.
Thank you for your contribution to further understanding. I believe that all of us, whether Jewish, Christian, Muslim or whatever, throughout the world should learn as much as possible about, and gain appreciation of, others' beliefs. In this way, perhaps some day the turmoil that we see and hear about every day can subside.
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I just read an article of yours for the first time. It is posted on the Chabad of Dallas site. Now I will make a point of reading each one.
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Dear Rabbi Tzvi : Thanks for the wonderful wisdom and artistry that you demonstrate in your writing, it isn't just informational but inspirational and entertaining. I was reading in the book of Daniel about how God "gave knowledge and understanding of all kinds of literature and learning..." to the four young men (Daniel 1:17). Reading your work has assured me that God still imparts that gift on some (and to those that ask for it and diligently pursue it) for the benefit of the whole. My complements on a piece that you wrote called "Fallen Sparks". I connected to it because I've been a little "fallen spark" too. While reading it, I actually had a good healing kind of cry! May God continue blessing the work of your hands and I look forward to continue reading your work.
God Bless!
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Thanks for the excellent work and resource. Nice work on top of that.
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Dear Rabbi, thankyou for teaching peace and reminding others that Isaiah's prophecy of "swords into ploughshares" is being fulfilled right now!
Shalom
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Rabbi Freeman is chabad.org's biggest resource. He writes like no other.
God bless you all.
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I love Rabbi Freeman' wise words on truth.
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Rabbi Freeman is truly an inspiration. As I find myself becoming more religious, more spiritual, more connected to Judaism, I continuously turn to the Rabbi's wise words. Thank you!
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Rabbi Freeman is such a wonderfull man.
I use to corrospond with him. May Hashem Bless him in everything He does.
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Rabbi Freeman Saved my life! And I never Even Met him! Thank you so much!
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Rabbi Tzvi is probably the most lucid person I've ever heard or read; the insight he has on things has taught me so much, and the way he explains his ideas is so honest, simple, deep and fun that he truly gets you to the essence of things.
I would like to see more Tanya Interviews!!!! And Kabbalah Toons....great!!
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Thanks to Rabbi Freeman for all his words that explain everything so clear, leaving no space for a doubt.
May the Lord bless him and preserve him with health and joy. His work means a lot to all of us and we are always looking for more and more from him
Thanks Rabbi Freeman and thanks Chabad Lubavitch!
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I have been studying buddhism for a long time and I find that many of your insights are directly taken from Buddhist teachings, my question is :
Why should we talk about buddhism whe we are here to learn Judaism? thaty the main reason I joined the site of Chabad. TO learn jewish teachings. Fire against Fire is the Buddhist Principle of Meditation to conquer the mind and thoughts, to use one powerful thought to overule the wandering mind.
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Dear Rabbi Tazi:
Thank you for being a mentor to me! It is good people with possitive views that keeps me looking towards the light! I have learned so much from you. my respect for you deeply expanded when you admitted you're not self-absorbed on one of your videos! When I get home from work at night I am never alone when I am on Chabad.org with you and the crew who give me light!
Thank you!
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Thanks Rabbi Tzvi for the Daily Dose every day! They have been a great blessing to me, and I always find them fresh and challenging. Keep up the good work!
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Dear Rebbe Freeman:
I look forward to your daily dose everyday. I love the way you put a complex thought into a simple to understand way that, not only gives me something to think about, but is also delivered in an almost lyrical way. You are a creative writer and a thorough teacher. Thank-you for adding enjoyment to my mornings.
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they are great and i wait for them everyday.
you are a wonderful person please carry on and never stop.
Thanks
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Every morning the Daily Dose is part of my prayer and meditation time. It has taken me deeper into the heart of G-d and I can feel the changes in me as I grow in my relationship with Him. Thank you Rabbi Freeman; the wisdom found within the Daily Dose is like finding a priceless treasure of jewels and gems.
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Thank G-d for such inspiring Daily Doses. Thank you.
They really help when people come up to one and ask these types of questions
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I love the Daily Dose. It stops me in my tracks every morning and orients me toward clarity, joy and truth. Rabbi Freeman is an ego neutralizer. How awesome! Keep going, knowing that your work is touching the world profoundly.
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You are a Heavenly gift of Might.
You are a Enhancement of purpose regarding the UPPER ACTIONS/MOVEMENTS.
Walking in the same path as ONE.
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Rabbi Zvi Freeman liberates people's minds with his wise and spiritual words. May was read and be inspired with your words 120+ :) Amen :)
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I am not Jewish, but I know that our Jewish people are a light unto the world. I think these messages you send out every day are amazing. They are one of the messages that I look for first going through over 30 emails a day.
Sometimes they are so 'deep' that I have to go to 'Ask A Rabbi' just to understand what I've read about 10-15 times.
I love reading these messages every day. I pray you Never Stop posting them!!
Coming to you with love.
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I am not Jewish but try to follow Jewish law as a Christian. I have learned more here in a few days then I have learned in church. Because of your wisdom and perspective my family is stronger. I would also like to say on a side note to kosher dietary laws I think a good reason for it might be the health aspect. I lost 20 pounds on it, I feel great! Though I have to confess I do cheat on taco night:(
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