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Serenity or Struggle?
By Tali Loewenthal
Spiritually, one never retires and one never grows old
Parshah » Bereishit - Genesis » Vayeishev » Parshah Columnists » For Friday Night » Serenity or Struggle?
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Old Age, Old Wine
By Shimon Posner
Capturing youth is canning wine, at best
Parshah » Bereishit - Genesis » Vayishlach » Parshah Columnists » Parshah Moment » Old Age, Old Wine
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The Beauty of the Elderly
The popular view of old people is that they are incompetent, "over the hill.” Age is considered a serious handicap; the aged are made to feel that they are a burden to those around them. In the business world, they are often forced to retire and make way ...
About Chabad-Lubavitch » The Beauty of the Elderly
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Retirement?
70 New institutions: The Rebbe addresses his 70th birthday ( March 26, 1972)
The Rebbe » Audio & Video » Selected Talks » Retirement?
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Attaining Sagacity
Reflection on Reaching the Age of Sixty
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
A talk delivered by the Lubavitcher Rebbe at a public gathering celebrating his sixtieth birthday. These talks explain the special significance of this age in a person's life.
Spirituality » Contemporary Works » Attaining Sagacity
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Adopt a Bubbe
By Yaakov Lieder
Some families bring pets into their homes for the purpose of teaching children to care; but the satisfaction in caring for a human being is far greater and more meaningful
Society & Living » Parenting » By Yaakov Lieder » Adopt a Bubbe
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1972: Retirement?
From an address by the Rebbe (free translation) I have been asked: "Now that you have attained the age of 70, what are your plans? It would seem that this is an appropriate time to rest a bit…." My response to that is that we must begin to accomplish ...
The Rebbe » Life » Timeline Biography » 1972: Retirement?
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The Elderly
What should be a society's measure of a person's value in the work force or community-- physical strength or wisdom?
The Rebbe » Wisdom » Insights » The Elderly
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Fortysomething
By Susan Handelman
Something about turning forty makes it different from all other birthdays. What is so significant about this number that makes us approach it with such ambivelent feelings?
Spirituality » Essays » Fortysomething
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Growing Old
The Jewish view on aging and retirement
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
The Rebbe's revolutionary view on aging and "retirement," and -- by extension -- on life, work and productivity.
Society & Living » Issues » Growing Old
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