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Why is it such a big deal if we respect our parents or not? And how come there’s no commandment not to ‘love’ our parents too? Find out in this first installment of R-E-S-P-E-C-T.
Filial Responsibility, Lesson 1
An in-depth analysis of the commandment to honor one's parents. To what extent must one go? What if a parent instructs one to break a law?
The Fifth Commandment
"Honor your father and mother, so that your days may be long upon the land which the Lord your G-d gives you."
Parshah Nuggets: Vayechi
Even after being reunited with his father, Joseph avoided spending very much time with him. Why? Because of the one question that Joseph feared his father would ask him.
Jewish Ethics: Lesson 3
To what extent are we obligated to honor our parents? What are the exceptions or extenuating circumstances that relieve us from this obligation?
A Spiritual View on the Challenges of the Fifth Commandment
This spiritual explanation of why it is so difficult for us to properly honor our parents offers insight into healing intergenerational trauma and coming to peace with issues picked up from one’s family of origin.
Filial Responsibility, Lesson 3
An in-depth analysis of the commandment to honor one's parents. To what extent must one go? What if a parent instructs one to break a law?
Filial Responsibility, Lesson 2
An in-depth analysis of the commandment to honor one's parents. To what extent must one go? What if a parent instructs one to break a law?
After spending a month at his ill father’s bedside, Dr. Stuart Ditchek had the unique privilege of meeting privately with the Rebbe. The Rebbe brought to light a common connection the two of them shared, and gave him an open invitation to visit. (1986)
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