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can u imagine a mother's love for her child ending?
even this is possible, but the love from G-d m is limitless - this is how powerful G-d's love for us is
... read that somewhere in the Tanach :)
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Thank you, Ms. Weisberg, for this video. I appreciate the words and message of your video and the equating of the love of a Mother for her child and the love of G-d for His children. However, G-d has indeed endowed Mothers with the ability to feed their children without the use of external aids that can compromise both the health of baby and mother--by breastfeeding! It has already been shown in prolific research that the risks of not breastfeeding mean increased risks of illness in baby and cancers in both mother and baby. There are many other advantages as well! Showing a video with a prominent artificial nipple and blurred artificial feeding sends a completely mixed message about the appropriateness, acceptability, and health of this G-d given means of feeding a baby. If the new Mother is having difficulty, there are many ways that she can seek help and persevere, and it is in the best interest of all to do so!
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In Awe of G-d, speechless!
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A Mother's Love
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There is only one thing like the love of a mother to her child... (1:50) | |
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Aliza Silberstein
A rare peek into the everyday life of a Lubavitch emmisary to Russia's Far East...
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| A "60 Minute" style documentary on kosher dietary laws and its impact on both body and soul
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A Rosh Hashanah VideoCast
A Rosh Hashanah greeting from Sara Esther Crispe, editor of TheJewishWoman.org.
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| The concept of prayer seems paradoxical: asking G-d, who is infinite and all knowing, to grant us our puny needs and desires?
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| We engage our physical world and nurture it, to find the common grain of truth, to expose and reveal the G-dly aspect latent in all of creation.
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1954
Mrs. Chana Sharfstein recalls one of her first private audiences with the Rebbe, as a young
woman in her early twenties, when the Rebbe asked her about her prospects for marriage.
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circa 1977
Dr. Susan Handelman is Professor of English Literature at Bar Ilan University in Israel. Trying
to decide on a topic for her doctoral thesis, she decided to ask the Rebbe’s opinion.
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| Mrs. Leah Kahan shares some of the Rebbetzin’s admiration for the Shluchim, which she
heard first-hand.
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| Enjoy this 1-minute video on the beauty and power of the Jewish mother...Happy Mother's Day!
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| Educating one’s child is the focal point of being a mother or father. Learn how the Torah guides us in this most rewarding yet incredibly difficult task.
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| Each Friday, 18 minutes before sunset, everything stops and we usher in the Shabbat with the lighting of the candles. Rebbetzin Rivkah Denburg of Boca Raton shares some personal thoughts on the meaning of lighting the Shabbat candles
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In light of the Rebbe’s teachings.
The Jewish Woman has a unique mission specific to her special qualities and sensitivities. The very future of the Jewish people depends on her success.
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