Self & Fellow

We should all consider ourselves part of a universal "mutual fund" ...

By the Grace of G-d 13th of Cheshvan, 5724 Brooklyn, N.Y. [October 31, 1963] Greeting and Blessing: I received your letter of October 22nd. With regard to your question about your trip to Hong Kong, I wrote to you in my previous letter that it is a good i...

A famous talk by the Rebbe analyzes the lives of Noah, Abraham and Moses as milestones in humanity's journey from an instinctive selfhood to a true concept of "love" for a one's fellow. We also encounter the basis of the Rebbe's groundbreaking approach to...

How can we truly love another? Isn’t that a logical impossibility?

What if someone said to you, "I love you, but I don't like your children"? You'd probably say: "You don't know anything about who and what I am, and you don't know what love is, either!"

One might have imagined that the Rebbe's standards for, and expectations from, his own followers might have declined, since his outreach extended to people entirely unaffiliated with Judaism.

The doctor diagnoses the nature of the illness and prescribes treatment and the nurse is the one who usually administers it.

The Rebbe tells a young rabbi, "We have to enter the enemies battle in order to win the war of assimilation."