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The story of Susie (Sarah Bracha) Koroghli, granddaughter of His Majesty King Sisowath Monivong
Learn how Moses gave the land east
of the Jordan to Reuben, Gad, and half of
Manassah, on one condition.
The body is not something to be abhorred or rejected. On the contrary, the body serves as sunglasses for the soul.
Without the body, the soul can perceive G‑dliness only in an abstract, ethereal way. The body allows the soul to stare straight into the face of G‑dliness, in tangible, concrete terms.
Join us for a special women’s Siyum Celebration, celebrating the women who completed the study of Maimonides. An interview by Chana Weisberg with Rivka Marga Gestetner, director of the Mayanot's...
Cruel intentions often lead to cruel actions. Yet the goodness of actions cannot be judged from their intentions. (Parsha Perks | Pinchas | with Dr Michael Chighel)
Sigmund Freud, the “father of psychology,” was secular in his professed beliefs and practices. Here is one deeply spiritual insight he knew but did not quite understand.
I don't understand why there are constant ups and downs and such hardships in the Torah.
The 99-year-old illustrator’s not-so-secret identity as creator of the Shpy, hero to generations of children
Here is a quick way to make sure you are up to speed on this special day and its significance.
When Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi wished to bless R. Yekusiel Liepler with wealth, the latter said he did not want to be distracted from studying Chassidus and from his service of G-d. When the Rebbe wished to bless him with longevity, his answer was: "But not 'peasant years' in which one has eyes but does not see, has ears but does not hear -- not years of those who do not perceive G-dliness nor do they hear G-dliness..."
– Hayom Yom, Cheshvan 6
Passing of R. Shlomo of Karlin
(1792)
Rabbi Shlomo (1738-1792), Chassidic Rebbe in the town of Karlin, Russia (near Pinsk), was killed in... Read More »
During the Three Weeks, from 17th of Tamuz to the 9th of Av, we commemorate the conquest of... Read More »
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