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Your Questions
What Is the Jewish View on AI and Intellectual Property?

The emergence of AI technology raises new questions and challenges for Jewish law to consider.
What Is the Deeper Significance of the Tallit?

The garment surrounds our body; the fringes hang off it. They represent the two aspects of G-d’s being: His true self that is totally beyond our grasp, and the tiny fraction of His being we can experience.
Essay
The Rebbe’s Lag BaOmer Message of Hope to Soviet Jewry

The 1980 Russian-language address that took the world by surprise and placed the Soviet regime on notice
May the Morning Shema Be Recited All Day?

Analysis of the argument that kriat shema may be recited the entire day.
By the Numbers
17 Facts About Lag BaOmer

Explore the customs associated with Lag BaOmer, a day of mysticism, bonfires, and celebration!
10 Questions: Take the Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai Quiz

What do you know about this great sage?
Parshah
A Mirror Relationship: As Man Acts, G-d Reacts

Our life experiences are not random but significant—too important to be regulated by mere chance.
Pride That Runs Deeper Than Self

What place does pride have?
Hakhel Resources
Monthly Hakhel Program Download
This Month's Program: Lag BaOmer Celebration
For Your Behar-Bechukotai Hakhel Group (PDF)
This weekly study packet is part of theJewishwoman.org “Be a Leader” initiative. Print it out and learn it with your study group.
Story
The Disgraced Woman’s Successful Cry of Anguish

The remarkable story of a young woman who married a wagon driver and raised a family of Torah scholars.
Voices
How to Be Calm When the Cupboard Is Bare

G‑d can give us a family, a car, a house and a job, and I may not enjoy any of it. Why? Because no matter how good it is now, the shakiness of what about tomorrow steals the show and scares me.
It’s OK Not to Be Normal

Rachel taught us that the way to work on the not normal is by staying calm. To understand that within the range of normal, there are different personalities.
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.
Why is the Torah called "fire"? Just as fire receives no impurities, so the words of Torah
— Talmud, Berachot 22a
Print Magazine

Why is Torah compared to light? Because it tells us the place of each thing.

Because, in truth, there is no need to change the world. Everything is here.

Each thing has a place, and in that place it is good. Altogether, it is very good, a beautiful world. All that’s needed is a little light.

What is light? Light...

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Chapter 9

Intro to Chapter 9