The Revolutionary Vision of the Tenth of Tevet
Throughout all the long years of exile, the Tenth of Tevet has been a day of fasting, the day on which the siege of Jerusalem...
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Should we invite Ishmael and Esau to the Seder?
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The Jewish Press Profile on Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh: Teaching Torah to the Nations
By Tzvi Fishman This article was published in the June 7th edition of The Jewish Press https://www.jewishpress.com/in-print/e-edition/e-edition-june-7-2019/2019/06/07/ The Festival of Shavuot centers about the giving...
Uniting the Four Elements in the Soul
The two elements of fire and water unite in the Temple. The two elements of air and earth unite in the Land of Israel. In...
Three Reasons to Honor your Parents
The name of this month, Av, means "father." This is the month to connect to our parents (father and mother) and honor them. "Honor your...
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....
Six Things to Clarify
There are six things that one must clarify: Who am I? Where am I? Where did I come from? Where am I going? Who put...
Miscellaneous Tweets, Part 2
Meditative prayer lifts us up and out of our mundane reality. The early chasidim would meditate an hour, pray an hour, then meditate an additional...
Diamonds and Sapphires
Torah is the blueprint of reality. Blue is the color of the sea, the sky, and the Throne of Glory. White – transcendence, blue –...
Maimonides and the Ba'al Shem Tov
Today, the 20th of Tevet, marks the passing of Moses Maimonides, named "the great eagle," master of law, philosophy, and medicine. In his interactions with...
