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Ki Teitzei
Parshah
Field or Vineyard?
The world is an often chaotic field; we were placed on this earth to “work” it—to create order out of the chaos, to discover the fertility hidden within the earth, to plant and to harvest, and ultimately to bring the world to perfection.
The world is an often chaotic field; we were placed on this earth to “work” it—to create order out of the chaos, to discover the fertility hidden within the earth, to plant and to harvest, and ultimately to bring the world to perfection.
Elul
Jewish Life
My Grandfather’s Shema, Even in the Barracks of Auschwitz
I know why I am here. Why I became the woman that I am. How I was guided to this incredible life. It was my grandfather’s Shema.
I know why I am here. Why I became the woman that I am. How I was guided to this incredible life. It was my grandfather’s Shema.
What It’s Like to Be Jewish in Estonia
Eliyahu (Ilja) Šmorgun, Ph.D., is taking part in the nation’s Jewish renaissance
Eliyahu (Ilja) Šmorgun, Ph.D., is taking part in the nation’s Jewish renaissance
Positive Perspectives
Video
The King Awaits
The Alter Rebbe offers a parable illustrating G-d’s closeness to every Jew during the month of Elul
The Alter Rebbe offers a parable illustrating G-d’s closeness to every Jew during the month of Elul
Happiness = A Little Less Self
The word selfless is accurately put. We will never entirely obliterate the self. We can continuously make our lives less and less about self. While it may seem counterintuitive, this is also the path to greater happiness.
The word selfless is accurately put. We will never entirely obliterate the self. We can continuously make our lives less and less about self. While it may seem counterintuitive, this is also the path to greater happiness.
Story
The Miracle of Early Shabbat
A few hours later, Avraham Simcha noticed a silhouette occupying the small, front window.
A few hours later, Avraham Simcha noticed a silhouette occupying the small, front window.
Your Questions
What Are the Six Remembrances?
Some events right at the birth of our nationhood were so significant that G‑d commands us to remember them forever.
Some events right at the birth of our nationhood were so significant that G‑d commands us to remember them forever.
It is only by G‑d's kindness towards us that we may occasionally sense G‑dliness spontaneously, without having done anything to attain it.
— Hayom Yom, Tammuz 20
Print Magazine
The sages say that all is in the hands of heaven except for the awe of heaven.
Which puts all the power in your hands.
Because if there is no awe of heaven, heaven is bankrupt. It owns nothing—not you, not your world, not anything at all.
That being so, the greatest power you have is your ability to surrender the delus...
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