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Behar
By the Numbers
14 Facts About the Zohar
For anyone venturing into Kabbalah, the most important text is often the Zohar.
For anyone venturing into Kabbalah, the most important text is often the Zohar.
13 Tips: How to Celebrate Lag BaOmer
Here are the tools and tips you need to have a rip-roaring inspiration-heavy Lag BaOmer celebration like no other.
Here are the tools and tips you need to have a rip-roaring inspiration-heavy Lag BaOmer celebration like no other.
Take the Tallit Quiz
Do you know the ins and outs of the Jewish prayer shawl? Take this quiz to find out.
Do you know the ins and outs of the Jewish prayer shawl? Take this quiz to find out.
Parshah
Aspire Higher!
if we lift ourselves up just a little higher, we can see how small the world really is.
if we lift ourselves up just a little higher, we can see how small the world really is.
Spiritual Orphanhood
When you’re down in the dumps or trapped in a negative spiral, you can’t climb out by yourself.
When you’re down in the dumps or trapped in a negative spiral, you can’t climb out by yourself.
Wanting Love and Approval, and Learning I Didn’t Need It
I was grateful I got to love myself and them and every precious moment of our time together, instead of just needing them to like me.
I was grateful I got to love myself and them and every precious moment of our time together, instead of just needing them to like me.
Story
The Reluctant Rebbe
Many children were sick and dying despite all the efforts of the local doctor, and the townspeople were desperately seeking a spiritual remedy.
Many children were sick and dying despite all the efforts of the local doctor, and the townspeople were desperately seeking a spiritual remedy.
Lifestyle
How to Eat Carob (and Why We Eat it on Lag BaOmer)
Technically, you can gnaw on raw carob pods, but it’s hard work and not the most pleasant experience.
Technically, you can gnaw on raw carob pods, but it’s hard work and not the most pleasant experience.
This must be the house of G‑d, and this is the gate of heaven . . .
— Jacob, upon waking from his “angels on the ladder” dream on Mount Moriah (Genesis 28:17)
Print Magazine
The world is a place of constant change and unrest.
Each point in time is distinct from the point before and the point after.
Each point in space is its own world, with its own conditions and state of being.
It is a world of fragments, a perpetual rush of traffic and noise.
Look at your own life: You do so ...
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