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5 Things I Learned About Being a Woman by Visiting the Mikvah
If you look through a G‑dly lens, you can see the absolute beauty and divine brilliance of the human menstrual cycle.
If you look through a G‑dly lens, you can see the absolute beauty and divine brilliance of the human menstrual cycle.
Take the Month of Nissan Quiz
Here’s a fun way to see how much you know about the Jewish month of Nissan.
Here’s a fun way to see how much you know about the Jewish month of Nissan.
Your Questions
Why Doesn’t the Chabad Haggadah Have the Post-Seder Songs?
Many have the custom to sing various post-Seder songs at the conclusion of the Passover Seder.
Many have the custom to sing various post-Seder songs at the conclusion of the Passover Seder.
War in Ukraine
Parshah
From Pale to Passion
When is a person full of energy and life? It is when they follow G‑d’s word and plug into the G‑dly energy.
When is a person full of energy and life? It is when they follow G‑d’s word and plug into the G‑dly energy.
Food for Thought
Fusing Physicality and Spirituality
There are two parts to creation, the same way there are two parts of existence.
There are two parts to creation, the same way there are two parts of existence.
Growth Mindset: The Key to Freedom
Our long walk to freedom begins now, despite not knowing which exact path to take and how our greatness will ultimately materialize.
Our long walk to freedom begins now, despite not knowing which exact path to take and how our greatness will ultimately materialize.
Freedom or Free-for-All?
Long before matzah became a symbol of our freedom, it was a symbol of hospitality, compassion, and sharing.
Long before matzah became a symbol of our freedom, it was a symbol of hospitality, compassion, and sharing.
Story
The Bottomless Barrel
The beggar blessed me that the barrel would not run out until the final feast celebrating my youngest son’s wedding.
The beggar blessed me that the barrel would not run out until the final feast celebrating my youngest son’s wedding.
Video
Must We Be Convinced That We Need Moshiach?
In Jewish law, when someone converts to Judaism, they are referred to as: “a convert who converts.” The obvious question: Before he converted, he was not yet a “convert,” he was a gentile? The commentaries explain that when a person converts it proves that he had a Jewish spark inside him all along, but he needed the conversion process in order to reveal it.
In Jewish law, when someone converts to Judaism, they are referred to as: “a convert who converts.” The obvious question: Before he converted, he was not yet a “convert,” he was a gentile? The commentaries explain that when a person converts it proves that he had a Jewish spark inside him all along, but he needed the conversion process in order to reveal it.
A person does not comprehend the mind of his teacher until the end of forty years
— Talmud, Avodah Zarah 5b
Print Magazine
Yom Kippur is a day of forgiveness for those who return.
But then, every day is a day of forgiveness for those who return.
Yet Yom Kippur is an entirely different story.
Because on any other day when a soul returns, her misdeeds are discarded.
On Yom Kippur, when a soul returns, she is held in tight embrace.
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