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Video | 6:31
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 3 - Part 1
“Leaky” Charity: Why charity is the only mitzvah for which we are rewarded in this world
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Video | 3:02
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 3 - Part 2
The Helmet atop G-d’s Head: Planting charity, reaping salvation
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Video | 3:35
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 4 - Part 1
From the Depths of the Heart: A relationship with G-d that defies logic
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Video | 3:59
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 4 - Part 2
Circumcising the Heart: What does it mean to circumcise the heart and who is meant to be the mohel?
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Video | 3:24
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 4 - Part 3
Charity and Redemption: Why the sages say that we “will only be redeemed because of tzedakah”
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Video | 2:37
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 4 - Part 4
Leading vs. Going: Where charity leads the heart
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Video | 3:12
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 8 -Part 1
Plant Charity and Harvest Salvation: Why it is important to give charity before prayer
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Video | 2:35
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 8 - Part 2
Quantum Results: When “measure for measure” doesn’t measure up
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Video | 2:00
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 8 - Part 3
The Theory of Planting: When a small investment yields a quantum gain
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Video | 3:02
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 8 - Part 4
Planting Seeds On High: The special effect of giving charity to the poor in Israel
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Video | 3:21
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 9 - Part 1
Planting Seeds On High: The special effect of giving charity to the poor in Israel
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Video | 2:40
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 9 - Part 2
The Alter Rebbe’s Wake-Up Call: A new perspective on money and charity
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Video | 5:00
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 16 - Part 1
Charity During Challenging Financial Times: When do your needs take precedence over another’s?
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Video | 4:35
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 16 - Part 2
Beyond the Letter of the Charity Law: 5 reasons to give even when one is not required to give
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Video | 6:50
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 21 - Part 1
The Power of Zerizus: What was so great about the test of the Akeidah?
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Video | 6:22
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 21 - Part 2
The Benefit of a Tzedakah Payment Plan: When more of less is better than less of more
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Video | 5:32
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 30
A Divine Check-In: What happens when you miss a day in shul?
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Video | 3:45
Igeret HaKodesh: Epistle 32
An Ode to Fundraisers: Inspiring the Inspirers
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Video | 1:09
On his way to visit the resting place of his father-in-law and predecessor, the Rebbe distributes coins to children to be given for charity.
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Video | 1:00
“By offering a special discount to anyone opening a charity account, you will provide an incentive for people to do so faster.”
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Video | 1:16
You should encourage everyone you encounter at the hospital to give charity. There is an opinion in the Talmud that the non-Jews are also obligated in this commandment.
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Video | 6:37
When the Jewish people returned from their exile in Babylon, there was a shortage of wood for the altar in the Holy Temple.
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Video | 1:40
Vintage footage of the Rebbe distributing coins to be given to charity on his way into the Synagogue (Sivan, 5740 - May, 1980).
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Video | 6:09
Each year, in the days around the holiday of Shavuos, the Rebbe would deliver a special address to members of the N’shei Chabad Women’s group. Here, we present an excerpt from the Rebbe’s talk at this gathering in 1991.
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Video | 6:55
In a culture of “live and let live” you might convince yourself that another person’s religious commitments are none of your business. But ask yourself what you’d do if you truly cared about your fellow’s welfare. And why should someone’s spiritual needs be any less important than their physical needs.
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Rabbi Gabi Benayon saw a man on the New York Subway that needed shoes. So he decided to do something!
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Video | 1:12
Rabbi Avraham Somechi, a great man who was little known, was killed sanctifying G-d’s name.
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Video | 3:19
Is being "spiritual" the same as being G-dly? Spirituality is a human impulse not a divine one.
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Video | 3:04
A beautiful story about an embarrassed woman in the supermarket teaches us how to love one another.
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To what degree should markets be regulated? To what degree must the community cater to the needs of the destitute? These questions are already debated in the Talmud. An interesting ruling by Maimonides, together with Philip Wexler's recent discussion of the Rebbe's concept of "reciprocity," offers new perspective on contemporary debates about the meaning of equality.
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