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My grandfather who is not jewish, taught me as a child to always look beneath the surface. Things are never what they seem. However, the Jewish teachings go even further. They look to God for blessings, and meaning. How inspiring to hear this video, and so true is its warning.
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Parenting 101: Teaching to Read Between the Lines
20 Menachem Av, 5741 · August 20, 1981 |
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On the very first word of the Torah, “Breishis”, the Talmud comments: “Do not just read it
‘Breishis — In the beginning’, but ‘Bara Shis — He created a foundation.’” The very first step
in the service of G-d is to learn to see beneath the world’s surface, to its “foundation” —
G-d, the Creator. |
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18 Elul, 5737 · September 1, 1977
The Rebbe is called to the Torah.
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13 Tammuz, 5732 · June 25, 1972
The Arizal teaches that the parents must choose the name given to the child at the Bris. The
doctor and the Mohel must both agree that the child is strong enough to have the Bris on
time, on the eighth day.
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