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Vaetchanan
Parshah
Winning Over Hearts and Minds
A person can be expected to think a certain way, but a person cannot be expected to feel a certain way.
A person can be expected to think a certain way, but a person cannot be expected to feel a certain way.
In Good Times and Bad
Moses is teaching us is to remember G‑d as the source of our good fortune, too, not only in our hours of hardship.
Moses is teaching us is to remember G‑d as the source of our good fortune, too, not only in our hours of hardship.
By the Numbers
10 Questions: Take the Jewish Clothing Quiz
Do you know a sheitel from a shtreimel, a kipah from a kapote? This quiz is for you!
Do you know a sheitel from a shtreimel, a kipah from a kapote? This quiz is for you!
18 Must-Have Items for Your Jewish Home
So much is needed to make a house into a home, and most important are the spiritual supplies.
So much is needed to make a house into a home, and most important are the spiritual supplies.
Essay
The Nearly Extinct Friday-Afternoon Jewish Wedding
The custom of (not) celebrating Jewish weddings on Friday afternoon has a fascinating history.
The custom of (not) celebrating Jewish weddings on Friday afternoon has a fascinating history.
The Inspiring Tale of ‘Elisha the Winged’
Elisha defied the Romans and walked around wearing his tefillin. Then a miracle happened.
Elisha defied the Romans and walked around wearing his tefillin. Then a miracle happened.
Jewish News
Voices
Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff, or Should You?
Knowing that I’m up and just a phone call away, I get to hear from a kaleidoscope of people I’ve met through different stages of life.
Knowing that I’m up and just a phone call away, I get to hear from a kaleidoscope of people I’ve met through different stages of life.
Your Questions
Too Nice to Say "No"
In all the parenting books I read, they speak about setting limits and boundaries. But I am just such a softie, that when my kids start to cry and plead with me, I usually give in. Is there anything really wrong with saying "yes" all the time?
In all the parenting books I read, they speak about setting limits and boundaries. But I am just such a softie, that when my kids start to cry and plead with me, I usually give in. Is there anything really wrong with saying "yes" all the time?
Know that which is above you: a seeing eye, a listening ear, and all your deeds being inscribed in a book
— Ethics of the Fathers 2:1
Print Magazine
People might tell you, “When you come to work, leave your spirituality at home. Don’t bother us with your peculiar lifestyle, your ethics, search for meaning . . . That’s all nice, but this is business. This is the real world.”
There is only one real world, and it belongs to one real G‑d.
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