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Thanksgiving: A Jewish Perspective
By Naftali Silberberg
As Jewish citizens of this land, we always look to the Torah for a deeper perspective and additional insight. What light does the Torah shed on the wonderful trait of thankfulness?
Society & Living » Daily Life » Thanksgiving: A Jewish Perspective
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Unwanted Anniversary Gift
My husband bought me a necklace for our 1st anniversary, and while I appreciate the gift very much, I don’t really like the necklace...
Women » Dear Rachel » Marriage » Unwanted Anniversary Gift
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Dear Mom
By Jessica Klein Levenbrown
Normally, I’d send her flowers for Mother’s Day, but this year I’m taking the opportunity to write her a letter. I hope she reads it and understands how much I truly value her...
Women » Motherhood & Childrearing » Joys and Challenges » Dear Mom
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A Mother Without a Child
As told to Sara Esther Crispe
I didn't feel any pain, even though there wasn't even enough time to give me much in the way of anesthesia. I could see her, but I hadn't yet heard her...
Women » Women's Health & Concerns » Fertility Problems & Loss » Personal Stories » A Mother Without a Child
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Appreciation
By Tali Loewenthal
While the concept of giving thanks is important among human beings, it is also central in our relationship with G-d.
Parshah » Vayikra - Leviticus » Tzav » Parshah Columnists » For Friday Night » Appreciation
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Throw Small Stones
By Yossy Goldman
"Why does he hate me so much?" I remember hearing my own grandfather say of someone, "I never did him any favors!"
Parshah » Shemot - Exodus » Va'eira » Parshah Columnists » Weekly Sermonette » Throw Small Stones
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Two Aspects of Thanksgiving
By Shraga Sherman
The first approach reflects the depth of one’s faith, but is likely to be a very abstract and amorphous response. The second, steeped in intellect, may lack the spontaneity and power of the first, but truly penetrates the entire personality of the ...
Parshah » Devarim - Deuteronomy » Ki Tavo » Parshah Columnists » Guest Columnists » Two Aspects of Thanksgiving
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The Caretaker
By Chana Weisberg
He'll arrive at dawn, just as my morning coffee begins to percolate. Long after it has grown dark outdoors I’ll observe his familiar figure, as lights throughout the building systematically switch on, tracking his progress from room to room
Society & Living » Voices » G-d and Us » The Caretaker
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A Glaring Contradiction
Translation of a letter from the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson
There were certain statements that the Rebbe could not, and would not, tolerate
The Rebbe » Wisdom » Letters » A Glaring Contradiction
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Crossing the Border
Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
The sages of the Talmud disagree on the point in Jewish history at which time the obligation to bring bikkurim ("first fruits") came into effect; the Rebbe sees their debate as a lesson on the nature, uses and hindrances of knowledge and consciousness
Parshah » Devarim - Deuteronomy » Ki Tavo » Chassidic Masters » Crossing the Border
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