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I tried to explain to my friend how people react to grief and mourning differently. Looking back, I wish I could take back my words. In a misguided attempt to make her “feel better” or “fix the situat...
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A wide-ranging conversation with Bronya Shaffer that includes witnessing the Rebbe's reunion with his mother, the Rebbe's involvement in her marriage, speaking about taboo topics, being sent to Russia...
While my day-to-day involvement in Chabad activities and programs has waxed and waned depending on what my children were up at that particular period of time (think colicky babies), there is one area...
About three years ago, my husband was going through a very hard time, and he was very mean to me. After a couple of very rocky years, with me wanting a divorce many times, things seem to have stabiliz...
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Dear Readers,
Have you ever had a beloved educator?
Educators aren’t just teachers in a school setting. Life’s experience can often be the best classroom. Anyone who has an influence on someone’s life plays a role in education.
We’ve all had educators who have left an impact on us. Some of them may have left us reeling from negative memories. But if we’re fortunate, we may have experienced...
The sensitive soul needs to connect to the essence of life. To its purpose. To its soul. They are craving authentic, Divine spirituality. It is not a luxury for them; it is an absolute necessity. It is life itself.
— Confessions of a ‘Highly Sensitive’ Chabad Rebbetzin
Handy Household Hacks
Empty Planters
If you have empty planters stored outside in cold temperatures, make sure that all the soil is drained from them. If dirt is left inside, it can freeze. This can lead to cracking in your pots.
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One of life’s greatest lessons is learning to let go.
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