Joyous All Year Round
Keep Smiling The Talmud says, “From the day that the Holy Temple was destroyed, there is no laughter before the Holy One, Blessed Be He”...
Category : Adar
Amalek: On the Way
If a person seeks only light, love and the revelation of Godliness, the mitzvah to eliminate Amalek does not always go down so smoothly. There...
The Strong Niggun: Erasing Amalek
From the Purim feast at Rabbi Ginsburgh’s home, 5783. The song is about erasing the name of Israel’s archenemy, Amalek....
Sweetening Fear on Purim
At the end of the Megillah reading on Purim, we sing “Cursed is Zeresh the wife of my nemesis, blessed is Esther, who is in...
Moses: The First and Final Redeemer
Rabbi Ginsburgh on Moses, leadership and Mashiach. ...
The Month of Adar and the Clarification of Esau
The root Adar appears five times in the Torah. The rule is that the first appearance of a root in the Torah is the most...
Festivals Remedy Mental Illness
The Torah is multidimensional. Chasidic thought unlocked the psychological side dimension in all its depth. One of the ideas uncovered is that the festivals correspond...
Continuing the Joy From Purim to Pesach with Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh
Purim is over, but we keep increasing our joy....
Why did Mordechai smile? Purim 5770 Farbrengen
A short excerpt from the Rav's Purim farbrengen of 5770....
Q&A: Queenly Rectification for Forbidden Speech
Q: What can I do to rectify the lashon hara (forbidden speech, gossip) that I have spoken? A: The rectification for lashon hara is to...
