Chassidut
The Beinoni in a Nutshell
There are no holidays in the month of Elul, but the entire month is preparation for the holidays coming in the month of Tishrei. In
For Whom was the World Created?
For whom was the world created? “Rav said, the world was created for David. And Shmuel said, for Moses and Rabbi Yochanan said, for Mashiach.”[1]
We Can Sweeten the World
On the surface, the spiritual service of transforming darkness to light and bitterness to sweetness seems to be the service of pious individuals, while the
Redemption Concealed in Destruction
The month of Av is certainly extreme. Tishah be’Av (the ninth day of Av) is the lowest day of the year and then just a
Can we be Happy and Sad Simultaneously?
How can we transform the mourning and sorrow over the destruction of the Temple into joy? The prophecies of doom to prophecies of comfort? The
The Rebbe Rayatz: Farbreng and Bring the Re...
In the Hayom Yom (a yearly calendar containing an aphorism for each day of the year compiled by the Lubavitcher Rebbe) for the 12th day
Torah Healing: Advice from the Noam Elimele...
During this time of isolation, Rabbi Ginsburgh has begun to teach a short audio lesson daily. In this first lesson, on the day of passing
Descent and Ascent: It’s All a Plot
One of the “principles of faith” appearing in the teachings of the Torah’s inner dimension is that every descent is for the purpose of
It’s Your Choice: The paradox of omni...
It’s Your Choice The Paradox of Omniscience and Free-Will The famous sage Rabbi Akiva expressed the paradox of God’s omniscience and man’s free-will with the
It’s Your Choice
Rabbi Ginsburgh explains that the tzaddik makes his own choices – and we do, as well.
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