The Center For Jewish Thought
A translation of the famous continuum of discourses (Hemshech) by Rabbi Shalom DovBer of Lubavitch, beginning on Rosh HaShanah of the year 5666, known as Hemshech Samech Vav. This is a fundamental work that analyzes, breaks down and sets forth the foundations of Chassidic thought in relation to the purpose of the creation of the world and man.
Dear Rabbi, While I understand the reason that G-d would command us not to steal, murder, to honor our parents and the like, I fail to see any logic in a commandment concerning what...
By: Rabbi Dovid Markel Once, in a certain village, there lived a dog that became somewhat of a community fixture. Whenever there was some sort of event in the town, the dog would...
A thought from Kotzk. When one goes up a ladder, they must assure that they are secure on the lower rung before they go to a higher rung. So too, must be done in...
Your days are compared to arrows.
An allegory about our work in this world and the world to come.
By: Rabbi Dovid Markel A thought from Kotzk: The verse[1] says: “You shall not see the donkey of your brother or his ox falling on the road and hide yourself from them; you...
Three responses to the struggle of spirituality vs. corporeality.
The proper way to use one’s money.
Why are people so afraid to use the word G-d?
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