Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Schneerson (Wife of the Rebbe)

	Till the Lights Go Out Nourishing Our Souls, Illuminating the World By Shimona Tzukernik Torah does not support asceticism, the closed walls of a monastery and a life apart from the bones of the body. We are asked to eat the cookie – or kasha – but to ever remain the master of that act... Women » Spirituality & the Feminine » Celebrating Jewish Womanhood » Till the Lights Go Out
	Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka By Sara Esther Crispe The first thing I was shown was her picture. Unquestionably, she was a very beautiful woman. She was stunning. And yet, there was something about her that was so graceful, so royal, so holy. Women » Women's Narrative » Jewish Women You Should Know » Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka
	1988: Passing of the Rebbetzin From a letter by the Rebbe When a close relative passes away, according to G-d’s will, those that remain here cannot see him anymore with their eyes or hear him with their ears. However, the soul in the World of Truth does see and hear, and when it sees ... The Rebbe » Life » Timeline Biography » 1988: Passing of the Rebbetzin
	1928: Marriage From an address by the Rebbe, May 1984 (free translation) Husband and wife constitute a single entity, sharing a single soul; it is only that G-d desired that for a certain portion of its life on earth, the soul should dwell in two separate bodies, and ... The Rebbe » Life » Timeline Biography » 1928: Marriage

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