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In order for us to understand which level we can strive for, we need to understand our limitations.

In my mother’s house on Shabbat candles glowed, In my mother’s house on Shabbat music flowed, All the troubles of the week seemed to disappear, But in my mother’s eye there was a tear In my mother’s house on Shabbat prayers were said In my mother’s house ...

It is not enough for G‑d to be a name in the prayerbook. We must be actively engaged in learning all we can about Him, thus forming the basis for a relationship.

Judaism became the religion whose heroes were teachers and whose passion was study.

The haftorahs of the Three Weeks tell of G‑d’s disappointment with Israel’s faithlessness, and the impending doom that would befall them if they would not mend their ways.

The Baal Shem Tov taught that "everything a person sees is a lesson in the service of G-d." Join Michoel on a weekly photo shoot to explore the wisdom of Torah and Chassidic thought through the camera's lens.

Nobody has died and come back to tell us this information. Where does it come from?

Why was this nation immune from G-d's curses and wrath? Let's listen to what our enemy has to say on the matter...

I was just introduced to the book by a Chabad neighbor, and I’m considering exploring this new area.