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We need help from others, and being an adult is learning when and how to ask for it.
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One man carries rocks for a livelihood. Give him emeralds, and all he sees is more rocks.
Another carries diamonds with devotion and care. Give him the emeralds, and he exclaims, “What beauty is here!”
Only one who values his own heritage is able to appreciate the beauty that others hold.
from a letter to Rabbi Jonathan Sacks in his youth.
The Talmud quotes Rav Yosef who said about Shavuot: “If not for this day, how many Yosefs would wander the market?”
If you're going to bring the ultimate divine wisdom into the world, why are shattered souls the channel for its reception?
The Jewish people may be called the People of the Book; but why do Jewish homes have so many Torah books? And what makes a book a holy Sefer?
Ruth understood the ramifications of joining the Jewish people, but she also understood human nature.
Every Shavuot is special, but when Shavuot converges with Hakhel, it's like Shavuot on steroids.
These words will help you in basic conversation and also give a glimpse into the fundamentals of the Jewish religion.
The quintessential convert who inspires genrations of women. What do you know about Ruth?
R’ Nisan proceeded to administer the medication prescribed by the Baal Shem Tov, and by afternoon the count was showing significant signs of improvement.
Fully translated and explained in English, Selections From Likkutei Sichos provides nsights into the weekly Parshah and festivals by the Rebbe.
Magnified and sanctified be His great name...
– Opening words of the Kaddish prayer
Passing of "Kaf Hachaim"
(1939)
Rabbi Yaakov Chaim Sofer, better known as the Kaf Hachaim (the name of the monumental halachic work... Read More »
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