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Spiritual Charity
An excerpt from the first "public letter" issued by the Rebbe
By The Way
There is more to a journey than its destination, insisted the Rebbe in this characteristic letter, written several months after his official assumption of the leadership of Chabad-Lubavitch
Art
How does a painting compel us to see its subject in a new light? And how is this to be applied to the art of life? A letter to a depressed artist
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The Business of Life
Pain, gain and their rate of return
Moral Outrage
Can there be such a thing as an outraged atheist?
Honorary President
If he needn't actually do anything, what's the honor?
Electric Light
In Torah, as in nature, there are exoteric and esoteric forces; one hundred and ninety-eight years ago, one of the latter electrified Jewish life
Revelation
What an education can and cannot do
His Own Turf
Perfect harmony and full acceptance of a central authority might be the ideal, but ideals are usually the greatest obstacle in getting anything done
Torah and Geometry
Parallels that are worlds apart
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A Positive Conversation
in which the means are an end in themselves
The Head
What, exactly, is a Rebbe?
His Guiding Vision
What motivated the Rebbe? What drove his unceasing labor and unprecedented achievements?
Mind and Heart
And where they converge
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The Rich
If G-d trusts them, they have earned our respect
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Public Pain
is more bearable--and its recovery more certain
Totalitarianism
On Rosh Hashanah, we reiterate our commitment to G-d as our king. But isn't kingship a metaphor whose time has passed?
Spiritual Vaccine
Medical advice to a young educator
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Unfettered Feeling
In Judaism, the deed is the primary thing. But sometimes the primary thing gets in the way
A Jew in Madagascar
and why she is there
When a Jew finds himself in a distant corner of the world, far from his homeland, far from any established Jewish community, this is certainly not by chance
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