Dedicated by Moris and Lillian Tabacinic · In loving memory of Menachem Mendel and Shaindel Tabacinic
When you share material things, you have less than when you started.
When you share a flame, you lose nothing at all.
When you share wisdom, understanding, knowledge, kindness, courage, and beauty, you only gain and everyone else also gains.
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...
I will never forget that night, five years ago, when my husband and I almost died. It was an event of pure terror coupled with the deepest faith in G-d. Even now, so many years later, tears come to...
Take this quiz to see how well you know the various mitzvot that are done daily in the life of a Jew.
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.
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?
Rabbi Chanina the son of Dosa would say: One whose fear of sin takes precedence to his wisdom, his wisdom endures. But one whose wisdom takes precedence to his fear of sin, his wisdom does not endure
– Ethics of the Fathers 3:9
Ezra Cries and Prays
(348 BCE)
On this day, Ezra the Scribe went up to the Holy Temple and fasted, prayed, and cried in public.... Read More »
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