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Vayechi 5768 - December 21, 2007

 Living
How to be Humble without being a Wimp

How to fly high above any challenge, smash through the most impervious obstacle, take on the entire world without flinching--and be humble about it, too!
Sly Arrogance

"Will I be able to do my job?" the Evil Side asked. "Will people really listen to me?"
 Seasons
Tevet 10
What happened on Tevet 10th? ... Why do we need the Holy Temple?...The positive aspects of a "siege mentality"... The Rebbe on the Holocaust...
Love in the Ice Age

If a cold and dark world mutes the light of G-d and dulls our minds and hearts, it only accentuates the most basic and essential element of our relationship: the bond between the physical self of man and the quintessential being of G-d
 Women
Our Power Failure

Only moments before the lights went out, I had been pondering how I could get everyone out of their hibernation in order to spend a little time together...
 Parshah
The Parshah in a Nutshell
The 70 souls of Jacob's family become the twelve tribes of Israel. Cosmic secrets are almost revealed. The children of Israel sink deeper into exile, but take with them the promise of remembrance
Dealing With Adversity

What is the essence to the disagreement between Joseph and Jacob during the giving of the blessings to Jeseph's children? A lesson in how to deal with hostility in our lives today.
Live With Death; Die With Life

Many act like it ain't happening. They dress the dead in tuxes and ballroom dresses and do the dead's hair and apply them with make-up. We're here to celebrate a life, they chirp, while the elephant in the room swishes his large head
Spirituality vs. Leadership

One moment of action, against nine years of prayer and fasting...
Life Never Ends

Our sages say that Jacob never died alive. What is the message to us and can we reconnect to our deceased loved ones?
The Right Not to Know

Knowledge may bring power, but absolute knowledge brings utter powerlessness
The Three Lives of Jacob

The three periods in Jacob's life -- Hebron, Charan and Egypt -- as guideposts through three modes of living: how to exploit transcendent "moments of truth", how to exhilarate in struggle, and how to exist under subjugation
 News
Chanukah News from Across the Globe
New Torah Symbolizes New Orleans Rebirth

The Jewish community in the New Orleans suburb of Metairie, La., welcomed a new Torah scroll to the Chabad Jewish Center there. The dedication honored a family’s lost parents and a community’s rebirth.
Our father Jacob did not die. Just as his seed lives, so does he live
— Talmud, Taanit 5a

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