Dedicated by Moris and Lillian Tabacinic · In loving memory of Menachem Mendel and Shaindel Tabacinic
Growing up, Erev Yom Kippur was a busy day. As the day wore on and the rush began, there were two very important things to do—and they were done every single year, no matter what.
A sukkah is an embrace. You sit inside and G‑d is hugging you. All of you, from head to toe.
Whatever you do inside your sukkah—sip a beer, chat with a friend, answer your e‑mail, or just sleep soundly—all is transformed into a mitzvah, a secure and timeless connection with the Infinite.
And then, when you leave the...
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Jonah wasn’t some average Joe who decided to go his own way and not to listen to G-d. Why then did he disobey?
David had a tumultous, yet ultimately triumphant life. He was the progenitor of a royal
dynasty chosen by G‑d, but he suffered mightily from strife, especially at the
hand of those closest to...
TheRebbe.org
On the Yahrtzeit of Rebbetzin Chana, 5750 1989
“And what are you going to claim on Judgement Day, eh, Zusha? Your soul will know no peace when that time comes!”
The Chabad.org Blog
“If words are the pen of the heart,” taught Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi, “then song is the pen of the soul.”
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Inmate thanks a visiting rabbi who helped turn his life around
Some problems can be fixed, and some problems can’t. Some problems have solutions, and some don’t. It’s not the problem that’s the problem. It’s how I look at and
deal with the problem. It’s...
In advancing from one state of existence to another state of existence, there is always a "nothingness" in between
– The Chassidic Masters
Passing of R. Abraham "The Angel"
(1776)
The 12th of Tishrei is the yahrtzeit (anniversary of the passing) of Rabbi Abraham (1740-1776) the... Read More »
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