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What Does "Vort" Mean?
Nothing is simple in Yiddish, and even the simplest vort takes on the most delightful meanings.
Nothing is simple in Yiddish, and even the simplest vort takes on the most delightful meanings.
Who Are the Chevra Kadisha?
It is considered a sacred duty and a great kindness to be a part of the Chevra Kadisha, and it is an honor to be included in this group of dedicated volunteers.
It is considered a sacred duty and a great kindness to be a part of the Chevra Kadisha, and it is an honor to be included in this group of dedicated volunteers.
Parshah
Beautiful Women on the Battlefield and the Power of ‘No’
Torah doesn’t permit us to have whatever we want just because we want it.
Torah doesn’t permit us to have whatever we want just because we want it.
Women
Facing My Decision: Why Stay Religious?
I was sure that my future would not hold the religious beliefs I had grown up with. To me, the rules and guidelines I was forced to keep in school were all that was keeping me religious.
I was sure that my future would not hold the religious beliefs I had grown up with. To me, the rules and guidelines I was forced to keep in school were all that was keeping me religious.
A Mother’s Perspective: Impressions from My Baby’s Hospitalization
Sharing a hospital room provides a glimpse into the life of fellow sufferers, which helps to put the trials and tribulations of life into perspective.
Sharing a hospital room provides a glimpse into the life of fellow sufferers, which helps to put the trials and tribulations of life into perspective.
Story
Pray and Play
When a team is made of individuals who care about one another, it is more powerful than the sum of each one's individual performance.
When a team is made of individuals who care about one another, it is more powerful than the sum of each one's individual performance.
Lifestyle
If I am not for myself, who is for me? If I am only for myself, what am I? And if not now, when?
— Hillel (Ethics of the Fathers 1:14)
Print Magazine
The Rebbe describes the following as the central teaching of the Baal Shem Tov:
Not only the pirouettes of a leaf as it falls off a tree, the quivering of a blade of grass in the wind, each and every detail of existence brought into being, given life and directed every moment from Above
—but beyond that:
Every...
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