Manipulate Your Soul
By: Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui Inside of us, living in our bodies, everyone has a soul, a spark of G-d that animates every nook and cranny of our entire bodies. This spark, is who we...
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Birthdays, The Rebbe & Passover
By: Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui As a devotee and disciple of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, I would be amiss if I didn’t mention a very significant day in the life and soul of our teacher and...
The Splitting of the Sea
By: Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui The last days of Passover commemorate the miracle of the splitting of the reed sea and all the Israelites passing through the water in 12 distinct paths on dry land....
The Power of Your Thoughts
By: Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui Every soul has three garments — thought, speech and action. The garments of the soul are not the soul itself but tools of the soul. Garments are put on and...
The Character of One’s Soul
By: Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui As garments of the soul, a person’s thoughts are always the results of what he/she decided to think. We are always accountable for our thoughts. Consciously or subconsciously, by intentionally...
Mortality and Premature Death
By: Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui “My beloved has gone down to his garden, to the spice beds, to feed in the gardens and to gather roses.” This verse is from the legendary Song of Songs...
Are You Appreciated?
By: Rabbi Shlomo Ezagui Some time ago I was discussing a legal and moral issue with a school professor which pertained to his very own son. I posited against what his son was...
Going Kosher
ספר כשרון המעשה על הלכות כשרות הבית למעשה Going Kosher An easy, user friendly guide to keeping kosher By Rabbi Amiram Markel Kosher Certification of America CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD A PDF OF...
Going Kosher – Why Go Kosher? – Chapter 1
By: Rabbi Amiram Markel Testimonies, Statutes and Judgments Besides narrative, the Torah is also comprised of 613 commandments (mitzvoth). There are several ways these mitzvoth may be categorized. The most fundamental is that there...
Going Kosher – What Does Kosher Mean – Chapter 2
By: Rabbi Amiram Markel Fit, Proper and good The word Kosher (כשר) means fit, proper and good.[1] In the context of diet it means, “That which is fit to eat according to biblical...
