Dedicated by Moris and Lillian Tabacinic · In loving memory of Menachem Mendel and Shaindel Tabacinic
How much do you know about the special mitzvah we do at this time of year? Find out now!
In today’s episode, we’ve got the world’s rarest fish, insulting ancestors, and a justified use of the word “seismic’; it’s time for your jewish week.
We count time as though it were money.
We can make more money, but we can’t make more time.
Money can vanish, but time cannot be stolen nor lost.
Every penny of our money can be spent or saved, invested or loaned, but time—the hours slip through our fingers, allowing us not the slightest mastery over their incessant s...
While it’s usually the Passover Seders that get the most attention, the rest of the eight-day holiday is special too and the last day certainly packs a punch!
What do you know about this super important Jewish personality and the era he will usher in?
Thousands of participants had a moment of connection and spirituality before the 26.2 mile race
Although this teaching is not in the Talmud, it is quoted as having originated in the Mishnaic era.
The Previous Rebbe was once approached with the following dilemma: You profess to expect Moshiach’s coming “immediately.” Yet, at the same time, you make long-term plans, as if expecting exile to co...
In many Jewish communities—both Ashkenazi and Sephardic—there’s a beautiful tradition of staying up late (or even all night) on Shevi’i shel Pesach.
One whose wisdom is greater than his deeds, what is he comparable to? To a tree with many branches and few roots; comes a storm and uproots it, and turns it on its face... But one whose deeds are greater than his wisdom, to what is he compared? To a tree with many roots and few branches, whom all the storms in the world cannot budge from its place.
– Ethics of the Fathers 3:17
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