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By Yanki Tauber Are thing supposed to be the way things are, or are things supposed to be the way things are supposed to be?
By Yaakov Brawer He screeched to a stop and turned to look back. He saw the edge of the cliff far behind him, and began to realize that he was in major trouble. He slowly looked down and only then, when it was clear to him that he was standing on thin air, did he fall...
By Yanki Tauber Our source of sustenance is neither regular nor predictable. It does not well up from a channel grooved in the earth, nor is it treaded up from a hole in the ground. Our eyes are forever trained upward, in hope and expectation, and in faith...
By Mendel Lew We were brutally reminded that this world is still guided by powerful, unseen forces
By Tova Bernbaum Actually, we don't have to take it, exactly -- we can share it with the kids
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe A deed that reaches backward and forward in time to embrace all that enables it and all that results from it, to include them all in an encounter with G-d...
By Yaakov Paley Is Nature a sleek bus that makes random stops? Or is the itinerary determined by our input and effort? Perhaps the bus driver ignores individuals but looks for a convenient crowd to smile upon?
By Yisroel Cotlar What is the Jewish standpoint on miracles? How important or unimportant is miraculous phenomena to the Jewish believer?
By Shari Shizgal Each year, I experience my feelings of excitement anew when the rain begins to fall and I, once again, await the transformation from death to life...
By Sara Debbie Gutfreund There are two ways to use the beauty of this world. One way is to walk into the wild in order to escape one’s inner turmoil, the other is to walk into the wild in order to go towards one’s self . . .
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