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Audio | 8:19
Our verse implies that our unconditional connection with G‑d is itself conditional! Can that be right?
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Audio | 5:22
A list of the joyous events that occurred on the 15th of Av, as detailed by the sages of the Talmud.
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Audio | 5:22
Can a person’s relationship with his Creator be expressed in a scripted prayer? Is it possible to dictate the feelings one should be conveying to G-d?
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Audio | 10:43
The souls of Israel include “beautiful” souls, souls “of prestigious lineage,” and “ugly” souls, each of whom contribute their own unique dimension to our relationship with G‑d.
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Audio | 3:41
“I don’t understand,” he complained. “You wanted to spend Shabbat with the rebbe, and you promised to hurry with your prayers. Now you’ve ruined all our chances of reaching Lubavitch on time!”
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The rabbi walked toward me with a smile, extended his hand warmly, and offered me my first Jewish greeting: ‘Shalom.’ I froze, completely overwhelmed.
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Audio | 6:37
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Audio | 7:00
Why was it originally written in Aramaic, not Hebrew? And why is it still written in that language today?
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