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Beshalach
10 Shevat Reading
Kabbalah on the Things We Feel but Cannot Understand
How are we to draw forth the Divine presence to this earth?
How are we to draw forth the Divine presence to this earth?
10 Ways to Celebrate 10 Shevat
Looking for ways to channel this day’s inspiration into your life? Here are our suggestions.
Looking for ways to channel this day’s inspiration into your life? Here are our suggestions.
From Phoenix to Purkersdorf: Teen Traces Long-Lost Photographs
Their hunch was confirmed. Every detail in the old photographs, lined up perfectly with what lay before them.
Their hunch was confirmed. Every detail in the old photographs, lined up perfectly with what lay before them.
By the Numbers
10 Facts About the Nash Didan Jews
The community now lives in Israel and the U.S., where their unique language, Lishan Didan, is facing extinction.
The community now lives in Israel and the U.S., where their unique language, Lishan Didan, is facing extinction.
Your Questions
Why Give a “Get” If I’m Not Religious?
Sometimes, the only way left to honor her dignity and your character is in how you finish.
Sometimes, the only way left to honor her dignity and your character is in how you finish.
What Is So Special About the 7 Species of Fruit With Which Israel Was Blessed?
This isn’t just a flowery verse. These seven species are specifically connected to the Land of Israel . . .
This isn’t just a flowery verse. These seven species are specifically connected to the Land of Israel . . .
Video
Tending G-d’s Garden
The last discourse that Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, the Previous Lubavitcher Rebbe, published before his passing commences with the verse “I have come into My garden.” The Previous Rebbe explains that this refers to our world, the innermost dwelling place of G-d.
The last discourse that Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, the Previous Lubavitcher Rebbe, published before his passing commences with the verse “I have come into My garden.” The Previous Rebbe explains that this refers to our world, the innermost dwelling place of G-d.
Podcasts
The Power Woman Behind 21 New Jewish Day Schools
How Holly Cohen decided to marry a Chassidic man and embrace her role as founder of Tamim Academy, which has branches from Burlington, Vermont to Victoria, BC, and more are opening every year.
How Holly Cohen decided to marry a Chassidic man and embrace her role as founder of Tamim Academy, which has branches from Burlington, Vermont to Victoria, BC, and more are opening every year.
Rabbi Deren: Four Here, Four in Heaven
Rabbi Yisrael Deren and his wife Vivi have faced the unimaginable—the loss of four of their eight children. Instead of retreating into grief, they chose to transform their pain into purpose, becoming a source of strength and comfort for others walking through darkness. Rabbi Deren shares deeply personal stories and with honesty and faith, he reflects on how each loss reshaped their lives. This is not only a story about grief, but about resilience, community, and the eternal bond between parent and child. Rabbi Deren offers hard-won wisdom on finding G-d in life’s darkest corners, transforming loneliness into connection, and discovering meaning even in the depths of pain.
Rabbi Yisrael Deren and his wife Vivi have faced the unimaginable—the loss of four of their eight children. Instead of retreating into grief, they chose to transform their pain into purpose, becoming a source of strength and comfort for others walking through darkness. Rabbi Deren shares deeply personal stories and with honesty and faith, he reflects on how each loss reshaped their lives. This is not only a story about grief, but about resilience, community, and the eternal bond between parent and child. Rabbi Deren offers hard-won wisdom on finding G-d in life’s darkest corners, transforming loneliness into connection, and discovering meaning even in the depths of pain.
Voices
Parshah
Beshalach: The Economy of Trust
What does it mean to let go of the illusion of control—and to learn what it means to have enough. In this episode of Torah in Seven, we look at the slow work of cultivating trust rather than control.
What does it mean to let go of the illusion of control—and to learn what it means to have enough. In this episode of Torah in Seven, we look at the slow work of cultivating trust rather than control.
Lifestyle
Learning From the Rebbe
Just as it is forbidden to slander a fellow, it is forbidden to slander oneself
— Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak of Lubavitch
Print Magazine
On Yom Kippur, the souls return to connect to their origin, carrying with them the divine sparks from all they've done in this world.
Their return rises like an aroma of burning incense through the atmosphere, and through endless strata of spiritual realms, until it reaches a place beyond higher and lower. It reaches the...
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