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 Rabbi Chay Amar, an internationally renowned and much sought after speaker, is the spiritual leader of Chabad of Golden Beach, FL. and is considered an expert on relationships, shidduchim, and the challenges of Jewish youth.
The spirituality of hand washing (Netilat Yadayim)
Discover how to master your emotions and attain self-control by understanding the deeper meaning of the Jewish ritual of handwashing in the morning.
Explore the special opportunities available in the month of Elul and the powerful ways to access them.
In honor of the 75th Yahrtzeit of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson
How does Abaye and Rava’s childhood perspective on G-d, influence their Halachic opinions in the case of a lost object? Discover the novel approach of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson on the unique methodology of these two Talmudic sages, based on the teach...
Learn powerful mystical teachings that will illuminate your life in preparation of the 9th of Av.
Discover profound mystical insights into overcoming our personal challenges and limitations.
Discover the role and power given to the leader of the generation
An online class in honor of the tenth of Shevat, marking the anniversary of passing of the Sixth Chabad Rebbe, and the assuming of leadership by his successor the Rebbe.
An online class for the 19 of Kislev
The class will air Monday, November 30th at 8pm ET. This class is presented in partnership with the Jewish Learning Network
During these auspicious days of the Omer, one is given the opportunity to reach new levels. Learn how Chassidus gives you the tools to transform yourself by reframing your life.
Chasidic Discourse "V'Lo Yekanef Od Morecha" 5720
Textual study of a discourse (or 'maamar') based on the verse (Isaiah 30:20) "...your Teacher shall no longer be concealed from you..." The discourse discusses the importance of action and its influence on personality.
A Lecture for Singles
“Relationship Rabbi” Chay Amar explains to Jewish singles why you never really know yourself until you get married.
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