What is Time? An elucidation of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's comments on the topic
    
By Tzvi Freeman The very substance of the cosmos continually oscillates between a state of being and not-being. This oscillation, say the Chassidic masters, is the primal source of Time
By Roni Leob Richter The year is the same, the days are the same, but the months are different. It is a time quite individual -- created by G-d, especially for me...
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe What, exactly, is a "supernatural" event?
By Yanki Tauber How the Passover time machine allows us to experience the past—and the future
By Yanki Tauber Slumbered time is probably the most wasted human resource. Why did G-d create us in such a way that we spend 25% to 30% of our lives doing nothing?
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe What is time? And if we understood what time is--and what are the "windows" of timelessness within our existence--what practical difference would this make in our lives?
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe The day has 12 hours; the Jewish day has the 12 sons of Jacob
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe "Creation" (beriah, in the Hebrew), which means bringing something into being out of a prior state of non-existence, implies a "before" and "after"; so to say that G-d created anything is also to say that He first (or simultaneously) created time...
By Yanki Tauber We seek specialness. Everything else just is, and as such, is unworthy of our energy or attention. But is that how we really are? Or is there another, perhaps deeper, self that thrives on routine and regularity?
By Yanki Tauber Once you get inside the brain, you can do just about anything. You can waken memories, restore lapsed talents, alleviate fears, magnify joys, abolish prejudices, stimulate interest and charge up motivation. You can basically re-program you life -- at ...
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