Shorts
Equestrian Illusions
A telling story about the origin of the melody sung by the Lubavitcher rebbes on the first night of Rosh Hashanah.
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Communication
A small piece of sage advice from the Lubavitcher Rebbe in regards to correcting or advising a friend.
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Rights of Steppage
This parable of Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson teaches us that everything we do and every step we take has the potential to be infused with spirituality.
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The Vacuum of Survival
Never has the lesson of the Tower of Babel been more pertinent to our people than it is today.
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Percentage of the Dough
If a person makes his spiritual moments the focus of his life, regarding all else as but the means to their end, then his entire day is a singularly holy endeavor.
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Father and Son
Despite the fact that they embodied two very different approaches to life, Isaac sensed that everything he is and has derives from Abraham, while Abraham saw in Isaac the fulfillment and realization of his deepest self.
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A Knowing Ignorance
Said Rabbi Israel Baal Shem Tov: One who finds an immense treasure … his distress is greater than his happiness.
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A Day in the Life of an Old Man
A lifetime of seeking and achievement, of trials and triumphs, did not diminish Abraham’s thirst for life.
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Day in the Life of an Old Man
It is Abraham’s greatness that as he grew old, he continued to enter into his days.
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