Chasidic Psychology and Demons: Part 2
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Q&A: Child on the Autistic Spectrum
Q: Our small son was diagnosed as being on the autistic spectrum. We would like to know, beyond the professional treatment that he receives (he...
Abraham, Rebbe Zusha, the Lights of Chaos
Rabbi Meshulam Zusil of Anapoli, better known as Rebbe Zusha, was a senior student of the Maggid of Mezritch. Brother of the renowned Rebbe Elimelech...
The First Candle: Of Tzadikim and of Heroes
Translated from Rabbi Ginsburgh's book on Chanukah, Hanerot Hallalu The Chanukah Candles’ Light and Warmth We begin our 8-day-long journey into the secrets of Chanukah...
The Maggid of Mezritch: Who is “I” and Who am I?
Rabbi Dov Ber of Mezritch, known as the Maggid of Mezritch, was the greatest disciple of the Ba’al Shem Tov. He was born in Lukatch,...
Q&A: How to Conquer Evil
Q: If we don’t fight against evil, how will it be conquered? A: A small amount of light naturally repels much darkness....
Parashat Terumah: Experiencing Miracles
In the desert Tabernacle (and later, in the Temple in Jerusalem) three levels of miracle occurred daily, representing the unification between the supernatural and the...
The Adar Alef Service of Contracted Consciousness
Rabbi Ginsburgh teaches how to apply Rebbe Elimelech's Tzetl Koton to rectify bad character traits associated with the contracted consciousness of the month...
It's Harder to See the Good in a Bad Person than to See the Bad in a Good Person
"Good in bad" (טוב ברע) = "bad in good" (רע בטוב) equals 289 = "good" (טוב ,17) squared. The phrases "good in bad" (טוב ברע) and...
Perfect Vision
Each month of the year is associated with a sense. The sense of the month of Tamuz is sight. The month of Tamuz is the...
