Atzmut (the "essence" of G-d)

Chaos erupts and two Rabbi Infinites engage in existential debate while Feivel attempts to save the world (and himself) from an angered golem.

The Previous Rebbe wrote a discourse that served as his last teaching. Its title quotes the verse where G-d says, “I have come to My garden, My abode.” By choosing those powerful words, the Rebbe taught his generation and future generations, that beneath ...

The Preciousness of Action Mitzvos: Why the higher elements of creation receive their nourishment from the lower ones

How on Earth? Where the power of the Infinite manifests itself in this world

The Inverted Seal Effect: Are mitzvos lower or higher than Torah?

The Royal Crown: Why the power of the Infinite manifests itself most in G-d’s royalty

From Beyond the System: Why only G-d Himself can create something from nothing

The First “Something”: The threshold between G-dliness and creations

A Matter of Perspective: “Something from nothing” vs. “cause and effect”

Last, But Not Least: What was on the Alter Rebbe’s mind in the days before his passing?