Dedicated by Moris and Lillian Tabacinic · In loving memory of Menachem Mendel and Shaindel Tabacinic
A Boring Life Can Be Terrible. A Drastic Move is Sometimes in Order—and Sometimes It’s Not
I am working on taking Him with me wherever I go and to make Him relevant in every part of my life, even the mundane parts.
He rarely experienced kindness from strangers, and the little menorah had brought so much light to his life. Perhaps, he thought, they could help him.
When the Maccabees recaptured the Holy Temple, they found that the enemy had contaminated all the olive oil.
So they searched until they found one small jug with the seal of the High Priest.
They lit the Menorah with that oil, and it burned miraculously for eight days.
When we look inside our own selves, the temple...
Novelty has given way to boredom. Excitement to anxiety. It’s become the staycation that never ends. How can I feel joy during this Festival of Lights when I’m home alone again?
Professor Stephen Shore learns, prays, dines and does mitzvahs at Chabad centers worldwide
In this world, we cannot attain absolute perfection, absolute truth, or absolute good. What is required of us is an incredibly difficult form of existence. We must live continually with partial...
"That night I could not sleep. Early in the morning, I returned to the store to witness with my own eyes how G-d would help."
Far from home, Jacob now must struggle to maintain his inner spirituality.
The difference between a sports fan and a player on the team is that the fan loses interest in the game, can leave in the middle. We can either regard ourselves as players on G-d's team, or as mere fans in the bleachers...
– The Lubavitcher Rebbe
Passing of Rabbi Judah the Prince
(188 CE)
Rabbi Judah the Prince -- also known as Rabbeinu Hakadosh ("our holy master"), or simply as "Rabbi"... Read More »
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