Dedicated by Moris and Lillian Tabacinic · In loving memory of Menachem Mendel and Shaindel Tabacinic
Four things the Rebbe advised for healing:
Find a good doctor and follow his instructions.
Dispel any thoughts about illness. Think only healthy thoughts.
Strengthen your confidence in the Healer of All Flesh, that He will heal you in whatever way He sees fit.
Increase your study of the inner light of Torah.
Jewish Essentials
Traditionally, a baal teshuvah was someone who left the good path and has now returned. But then, we are all constantly returning. Or, at least, we should be.
Rabbi Yosef Wineberg worked for the central Lubavitcher Yeshiva, and traveled on numerous missions for the Previous Rebbe and the Rebbe over his 60 years of service. In 1955, the Rebbe asked him to...
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Kosher Recipes & Cooking
A medley of light summer vegetables topped with slivers of pepper steak. Step-by-step tutorial with photos and directions.
If the pragmatic circumstances of Shalo’s life gave me pause, the physical crises he had endured and wondrously overcome from birth onward completely bowled me over.
Mitzvahs & Traditions
All humor aside, Jewish communities have historically done the honorable work of accommodating and supporting schnorrers with dignity.
The morning prayer was instituted by Abraham, as it is written (Genesis 19:27): "And Abraham arose early in the morning, to the place where he stood before the Face of G-d"... Isaac instituted the afternoon prayer, as it is written (Genesis 24:63): "And Isaac went out to meditate in the field towards evening"... Jacob instituted the evening prayer, as it is written (Genesis 28:11): "And he encountered the Place... for the sun had set"
– Talmud, Berachot 26b
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