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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.
Firm confidence in G‑d can perform miracles of healing. Nevertheless, you should still follow carefully the instructions of your doctor.
Not that it is the doctor or his medicine that heals
—it is the Healer of All Flesh who heals.
But the doctor and the medicine provide a natural channel for the healing to...
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...
Jewish Tales from the Past
The holy beggar's face was transformed. His eyes began to glow with a divine light, and his coarse features assumed a sublime grace...
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 first word of G-d's first communication to the first Jew is "Go!" Never suffice with your current achievements. Always advance...
– The Rebbe
Maimonides Saved
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The 4th of Iyar was observed by
Maimonides (Rabbi Moses ben Maimon, 1135-1204) as a personal day of... Read More »
Tomorrow is the twentieth day of the Omer Count. Since, on the Jewish calendar, the day begins at... Read More »
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