When performing the mitzvah of, “You shall tell your son on that day”—the mitzvah that prompts us to sit together on the Seder night and
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
Q: What do the different foods on the Seder plate represent? A: First, before the festival of Pesach commences, we eliminate all chametz (leavening) from
Despite all the time and effort we spend preparing delicacies for the Seder table, the Seder’s main focus is the matzah and the wine. These
It is a beloved Chasidic tradition to tell these three stories prior to the Pesach holiday. Some Chasidic rebbes retold them almost a month before
The Arizal promised that whoever would be careful with chametz during Passover would not sin all year long. How could he make this promise and
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“And there was the cloud and the darkness and it illuminated the night, and they did not approach one another the entire night”. What illuminated
In Rabbi Nachman of Breslev’s story, “The Son of the King and the Son of the Maidservant who were Interchanged,” the son of the king
Rabbi Ginsburgh in English, 8 Nissan 5781/March 21, '21