Lech Lecha: Go To Yourself
This article appeared as a small pamphlet titled Lech Lecha in 5757 (1997) and was later published by Gal Einai as part of the collection...
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Jerusalem Day: The Great Day of Sefirat HaOmer and Jerusalem’s Future
During the first few days of Sivan 5761 (2001), HaRav Ginsburgh spoke at the dedication of the Temple Guard, an organization founded by some of...
Rebbe Moshe Biderman of Lelov: A Day For A Year
Rabbi Moshe Biderman of Lelov was born in 5537 (1777) to his father Rabbi Dovid of Lelov, a disciple of the Seer of Lublin. He...
Partzuf: The Holy Cities of the Land of Israel
Parashat Vayeitzei begins with Jacob departing Be’er Sheva to travel to Haran, where he is expected to find a wife. The Zohar on our parashah[1]...
Pirkei Avot 5:6: The Athens – Jerusalem Syndrome
Ten things were created on the eve of Shabbat, at twilight and they are: the mouth of the earth [that swallowed Korach], the mouth of the well [Miriam’s...
From Chanukah Until the Tenth of Tevet: A Light Unto the Nations
When Adam saw that the days were getting shorter and the nights longer, he thought that it was the end of the world and he...
The Mind's Eye, the Heart's Eye
Both the mind and the heart possess an "inner eye." On Shabbat the inner eye of the mind opens to see Godliness in contemplative meditation....
Where Are You Headed?
In English one may ask "where are you headed?" instead of "where are you going?" The parallel Hebrew idiom is, "where is your face set?"...
