Concepts in Chassidic Philosophy

A sequential approach to self improvement from the author's perspective and topics important to personal growth in the modern age.

A primary teaching of Chassidus is its insight into the purpose of existence. An in-depth discussion facilitates appreciation of this purpose and the manner in which it is meant to be accomplished. This discussion provides a revolutionary perspective on t...

A broad, multi-stage discussion explores and emphasizes the relevance of the fundamental chassidic principle of absolute Divine Oneness. The resulting recognition of the extent of G-d’s constant engagement with our world illuminates Chassidus’s G-d-center...

The Foundational Tzaddik Tzaddikim are righteous individuals whose souls have a heightened awareness of G-dliness and who live completely G-d-focused lives. Natural tendencies and negative impulses are either vanquished or harnessed for holiness,See Tanya...

To Know G-d When the Jewish People gathered at Sinai to receive the Torah, they heard the Ten Commandments directly from G-d. There, G-d began with the words, “Anochi Hashem Elokecha,” “I am G-d, your G-d.”Shemos 20:2. Beyond informing the people that it ...

When the Infinite Light takes form to create a world, its simplicity allows it to become all things. But if it becomes all things, how does it remain simple? This is the secret of the most utterly simple: Even within form, it holds memory of its simplicit...

Chief Rabbi Sir Jonathan Sacks is a philosophy graduate of Cambridge University. He tells the following story. After graduating, he spent some time studying in yeshiva at Kfar ChaBaD in Israel. On one occasion, he was studying Hassidism with a chassidic s...

This extraordinary book explores the drama of creation, the fusion of holiness inside the mundane, the spiritual role and function of Mitzvot, the afterlife, and much more.

You don’t have to ignore your achievements to be humble.

True confidence is best found in those who are truly humble.