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Tu B'Shevat
The New Year for Trees
January 30, 2010
Jewish Holidays » Tu B'Shevat
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Trees Are Made of Paper
By Elad Nehorai
Maybe the kid meant something else. Was it possible I had misheard him?
Blogs » To Light A Spark » Trees Are Made of Paper
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Eternal Roots
Former Gush Katif family tells their story of unshakable faith and determination
By Elad Nehorai
"We decided that the answer to the disengagement was to engage. To connect. To connect to the people of Israel. To bring the soul of Gush Katif to the world."
Society & Living » Jewish Life » Eternal Roots
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Tu b'Shevat
New Years for Trees
When's the last time you wished a tree Happy New Year? The 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shevat is a great opportunity. It's known as Tu b'Shevat, the New Year for Trees.
Jewish Practice » Mitzvah Minutes » Holiday » Tu b'Shevat
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Supernal Fields and Orchards
Fruits and wheat: the upper and lower worlds - preparing for ultimate perfection
Fruits and wheat: the upper and lower worlds - preparing for ultimate perfection
Kabbalah Online » Holidays » Tubishvat » Chasidic Masters » Supernal Fields and Orchards
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Man and the Tree
By Lazer Gurkow
The Torah teaches that for the first three years the fruit of a newly planted tree is forbidden to us. The majority of Jews today no longer work in the agriculture, but we are all gardeners at heart
Parshah » Vayikra - Leviticus » Kedoshim » Parshah Columnists » Inner Stream » Man and the Tree
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The Tree
Talmud, Taanit 5b
A man was travelling through the desert, hungry, thirsty, and tired, when he came upon a tree bearing luscious fruit and affording plenty of shade, underneath which ran a spring of water...
Library » Stories » From the Sages » The Tree
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Fruit Trees and the Jews
The fruits of Tu B'Shevat are like the sweetness of the mystical dimension of Torah
The fruits of Tu B'Shevat are like the sweetness of the mystical dimension of Torah
Kabbalah Online » Holidays » Tubishvat » Chasidic Masters » Fruit Trees and the Jews
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Sweetening the Bitter Peels
The dialogue between Eve and the serpent was of profound mystical significance
Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Bereishit - Genesis » Bereishit » Mystical Classics » Sweetening the Bitter Peels
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Never Demolish a Sukkah
An ungrateful gentile judge is scolded by the Rebbe
By Yerachmiel Tilles
An ungrateful gentile judge is scolded by the Rebbe
Kabbalah Online » Holidays » Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret & Simhat-Torah » Mystic Stories » Never Demolish a Sukkah
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