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Observance of Torah and Mitzvos is crucial to building of a new home; the moral duty to help guide a bride and groom in matters of Kosher, Shabbos and Taharas Hamishpacha
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Observance of Torah and Mitzvos is crucial to building of a new home; the moral duty to help guide a bride and groom in matters of Kosher, Shabbos and Taharas Hamishpacha
The challenge of being a Baal Teshuva: Young people today gravitate away from compromised religion and economic pursuit, they are searching for meaning; transition to a new way of life is difficult but ultimately brings happiness, parents will eventually be happy for their children as well
A dream regarding spreading Judaism; every dream is partially nonsensical
The Rebbe Rayatz paved the way for everyone to succeed in their hardships in disseminating Judaism
Growing in observance
A person should consider themselves young; Yiddishkeit is one's essence
The blessing of freedom and the obligation it entails; firm resolve overcomes all difficulties
Lesson from the Parshah about lighting up one's soul and specifically through song
Advancing in Yiddishkeit
Wishes for the coming year; how to inspire others to do Teshuvah
The importance of practicing that which you study, in a spirit of joy in the fullest measure, including influencing other Jews
Lesson from Pesach Sheini; the task for anyone who is concerned about the future of our Jewish youth
Always room for growth; reciting Tehillim; all Jews regardless of affiliation have the same obligations
Methods to receive G-d's blessings
Keeping Shulchan Aruch brings blessings; Hashem obviously told us the way - and gave us the ability - to live in this world
A Jew was created to fulfill his mission by serving G-d and influencing others to do the same
Our obligation to help kindle every Jewish soul with the light of Torah and Mitzvos
Is it possible to communicate with a dead person? Absolutely nothing is in vain, including the personal opportunities and capacities
Jewish girls mature earlier than boys; a Bas Mitzvah has the full responsibility in spreading Judaism
Miss Pnina Gutnick: How would one feel if one has never learned the greatness of Torah; The founders of Lubavitch were great Torah scholars who dedicated themselves for others; Do Torah scholars utilize every minute
Spreading Yiddishkeit; the Torah was given thanks to the women
The importance of saying Tehillim; Helping a Jew in his most vital need; Imagine one would not help you because they wanted only to improve themselves
Influencing others is fulfilling the Mitzvah of loving a fellow Jew
Every Jew has the responsibility to spread Judaism; reawakening a Jew merely brings out his Divine spark which always has been with him
Every Jew desires the best for our brethren; the importance of spreading Judaism
Lubavitch Foundation London Annual Dinner: Remarkable peak of growth in Lubavitch activities indicates time of great opportunity for Jewish outreach efforts
From a talk of 13th Tammuz: The role of a Chassid, to be a "lamp lighter" of fellow Jews' souls, even venturing to places which are far, uncomfortable or inconvenient
Parakeets which are in need of a new home; a lesson from a bird in its cage
The duty of all conscientious Jews, not only Rabbis, to protect local Torah-true Yiddishkeit; realizing G-d-given capabilities to meet the challenge
Mr. Jacob Hanoke: Exerting influence on friends to "save" them and bring closer to Yiddishkeit; taking the first leap with difficulty is followed by increasing ease
Advancing in personal observance as well as involvement in outreach activities; the message of Chanukah to increase in light both "at home" and "outside"
Religious observance not only as a personal practice but also with efforts to influence others, and in an ever-growing fashion, as symbolized by the lights of Chanukah
Mrs. S. Weiner: Assimilation is our biggest threat, all must involve themselves in rescue work without excess calculations; searching for the challenge in life and not the ease; catalyzing change in the Reform movement; proper Hebrew school versus a private tutor
Teshuva for failure of Pesach observance; Pesach's central significance in Jewish life.
Unique purpose of each individual and his ability to fulfill it; The universal and internal void left when unfulfilled; The responsibility to bring youth within one’s influence closer to G-d; The path to G-d is beyond human discovery and attainable only through Torah and Divine empowerment
The Chanukah lights as a model for spreading Torah and mitzvos outward with increasing intensity; The journalist’s unique responsibility to use the enduring power of the written word for spiritual impact
Mr. Julius Stulman: Remarks on article; A call to prioritize the urgent spiritual needs of Jewish children over abstract intellectual pursuits; Analogy of a mathematician ignoring starving neighbors; emphasis on one’s primary obligation to their own people. Report on progress in North Africa
Mr. Charles Raddock: We cannot be on the defensive; we must be active in all circles of Jews; A Jew is always responsive to his Jewishness; Lubavitch welcomes competitors
Message after the passing of the Previous Rebbe: We have the privilege and responsibility to dedicate ourselves and continue all of his work