Time passes too quickly when we get older. How can we slow it down? One answer is to treat each moment like a destination, not a journey on the way to somewhere else.
Time passes too quickly when we get older. How can we slow it down? One answer is to treat each moment like a destination, not a journey on the way to somewhere else.
Blessing and Curse When you stand in Samaria, in the city of Shechem (Nablus), and look south and north, you
Integrity The Torah tells us to post judges and guardians at the gates of our cities and “Eradicate evil from
My Way Frank Sinatra famously sang, “I traveled each and every high way . . . but more, much more
The Hand-Book When you first join a club, you obey all the club rules; you never make excessive noise and
A Conflagration Although the Chad Gadya is not part of the Chabad tradition, the melody holds universal appeal. In fact,
Choose Your Tower Two Chassidic Rabbis riding in their carriages met in the middle of a bridge. One carriage was
Two Poles The Torah section that we read each year on the Shabbat before Rosh Hashanah, begins with the words
Olympics Two things drastically different events are taking place this week. Jews around the world are mourning the Temple that
