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Rambam Study
Top 10 Reasons to Start Learning Rambam Daily Today

Discover the many advantages of delving into Mishneh Torah.
Webcast: Celebrating the Siyum of Rambam
Marking the completion of the 45th Rambam study cycle, join an online celebration for concluding the works of Maimonides. Explore how a 900-year-old text offers hope to humanity and how its study impacts people today.
By the Numbers
10 Questions About the 10 Commandments

You've seen them everywhere, but do you really know them?
12 Unusual and Unique Things Jews Do With Bread

In Jewish tradition, bread holds a place of honor as the foundation of any meal.
Halacha for Life
What You Need to Know About Washing Hands (Not for Bread)

Throughout the day, there are many situations that require different methods of ritual handwashing.
The Freeman Files
The Kabbalah of Making Money

Meditation, prayer, mindful eating—those are good. But nothing beats the spiritual transformation that can be accomplished by doing business like a mentch.
Ordinary People; Extraordinary Stories
I Was Barely 20, But the Rebbe Believed in Me

Bassie Garelik shares about growing up in a Chassidic home in Pittsburgh and putting down roots with her Soviet-raised husband in far-off Italy, a task in which the Rebbe guided them every step of the way.
Voices
The Kabbalah of 6-7

7-8 as an opportunity for a new coherence
The Caregiver's Struggle

Parshah
Yitro: The Sinai Anticlimax

We expected an other-worldly revelation. What happened was something else entirely.
Video
No Matter Where You May Roam

There’s a lot we can learn from the order and sequence of stories in the Torah. In this week’s Torah portion, we begin with the story of Jethro and go on to read about the Ten Commandments, encompassing all the fundamentals of the Torah.
A king's heart is like rivulets of water in G-d's hand; wherever He wishes, He turns it
— Proverbs 21:1
Print Magazine

We all suffer a maddening delusion of being something separate from G‑d. The delusion of “I.”

We cannot heal it, because yes, we exist, for He created us.

We cannot live with it, because this chilling notion of otherness is a denial of the truth.

But we can resolve it in the act of learning Torah. In learning Torah, He...

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