By now, the beautiful holiday of Sukkot feels like a somewhat distant memory. The leaves have changed into their splendor and august colors and are beginning to rapidly fall from the trees. Our clocks have been adjusted one hour back, and the weather has become markedly colder.
But for me, Sukkot
A friend used to have a sign that his mother hung on their fridge, which read: “You have two choices for supper: Take it or leave it.”
Joe was one of those young entrepreneurs who seemed that have ability to turn everything he touched into gold. Every venture he invested in, each
It was the seventh of Adar; the final day of Moshe Rabbinu’s life. He had begun conveying his last will and testament five weeks earlier, on Rosh
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“It is Sunday. The line of people waiting to see the Rebbe is very long. After hours, I finally find myself face to face with the Rebbe. At first, I
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