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Celebrating Trees - Tu B'Shevat
Tu B’Shevat Homepage
Find stories, insights, videos and customs for the holiday of Tu B’Shevat, the New ...
 
Kabbalistic Tu B’ShevatThe Best Is Yet to Come
Celebrating Marriage
Marriage as Self-Discovery (video)
“Relationship Rabbi” Chay Amar explains to Jewish singles why you never really know ...
 
Finding BalanceConvert to Marry?
Celebrating Families
The Third Month Family
One of your children may be particularly neat, while another might be highly creative. ...
 
Planting a Family Tree
Celebrating Humility
How to Agree to Disagree (video)
The gateway to tolerance is humility; but humility must be tempered with healthy and ...
 
Feivel's Depression (video)King Solomon’s Harpist
Yitro: We Get the Big 10
Yitro in a Nutshell
G‑d writes a book, Moses argues with angels, Egyptian is spoken at Sinai, the Ten ...
 
The Custom That Refused to DieA Need for Speed
The Torah Reality
Reality and Its Shadow
We live on a miniscule speck of dust floating around in the infinite void we call the ...
 
Understanding Our Faith (video)Torah Business Inc.
Self-Conscious G‑d

When He made the world, He decided He would take the role of Kindness. That way, when we would be kind, we could bond to Him with our kindness.

He decided to have Wisdom. That way, by being wise, we could bond to Him and His wisdom.

He decided to be conscious of Himself, so that we could attain consciousness of that which is beyond knowing.

And all this He gave to us in His Torah.
He gave us Himself.



From the wisdom of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, of righteous memory; words and condensation by Rabbi Tzvi Freeman. To order Rabbi Freeman’s book, Bringing Heaven Down to Earth, click here.