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Rosh Hashanah (Nitzavim)
Rosh Hashanah by the Numbers
9 Rosh Hashanah Myths and Misconceptions
Get ready to reexamine everything you ever assumed you knew about Rosh Hashanah
Get ready to reexamine everything you ever assumed you knew about Rosh Hashanah
Rosh Hashanah Thoughts
This Is What You Need to Tell the Demons Inside You
We have to remember that we are inherently pure and good, and each day is a new day and a new opportunity.
We have to remember that we are inherently pure and good, and each day is a new day and a new opportunity.
Your Questions
The Problem With Feeding Fish at Tashlich
Contrary to what some believe, feeding the fish is not part of the Tashlich ritual.
Contrary to what some believe, feeding the fish is not part of the Tashlich ritual.
Take the Rosh Hashanah Quiz
See how well you know the basics of the first holiday of the Jewish year
See how well you know the basics of the first holiday of the Jewish year
Jewish News
Story
A Shofar in Siberia and the Young Boy Who Arranged It
Young Meir noticed that with each passing day his grandfather grew more and more depressed. “How will we blow the shofar?” cried the Rebbe.
Young Meir noticed that with each passing day his grandfather grew more and more depressed. “How will we blow the shofar?” cried the Rebbe.
Parshah
The Center of the Universe
The greatest threat to morality is if every individual believes that the purpose of creation, the mission of the Jewish people, and the fate of humanity is out of his or her control. The greatest assurance that people will make the correct choices in life is when each individual understands that G‑d looks to him or her as the center of the universe.
The greatest threat to morality is if every individual believes that the purpose of creation, the mission of the Jewish people, and the fate of humanity is out of his or her control. The greatest assurance that people will make the correct choices in life is when each individual understands that G‑d looks to him or her as the center of the universe.
Video
Who Is G-d's Partner in Creation?
In a Jewish household, the wife and mother is called the mainstay of the home. But when it comes to the month of Elul, every Jew should strive to fulfill this role.
In a Jewish household, the wife and mother is called the mainstay of the home. But when it comes to the month of Elul, every Jew should strive to fulfill this role.
How Close Are You to Yourself?
Torah and mitzvot are never very far from a Jew. They are no farther, in fact, than his or her identity
Torah and mitzvot are never very far from a Jew. They are no farther, in fact, than his or her identity
Lifestyle
Groaning by itself won't do a bit of good. A groan is only a key to open the heart and eyes, so as not to sit there with folded arms, but to plan orderly work and activity, each person wherever he can be effective, to campaign for bolstering Torah, spreading Torah and the observance of mitzvot. One person might do this through his writing, another with his oratory, another with his money.
— Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak of Lubavitch (quoted in Hayom Yom, Tevet 23)
Print Magazine
How can you attain love of an infinite G-d? Through love of your fellow human beings.
As Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa would say, “If people like you, G-d likes you too.”
How did he know?
Because he knew that if people truly like you, it must be that you genuinely like them.
And when you hold genuine love in your heart for ...
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