One may suggest that these seven rabbinical commandments are alluded to in the seven last letters. Each letter is the initial of one of the seven rabbinical commandments. → read more

When we hit rock bottom, the only thing that can get us out of this darkness is to recognize that we are totally helpless and only G-d can extricate us from our emotional prison. → read more

In the Messianic Age, we will experience this highest level of Atzilus. This is expressed in the words of the prophet Isiah which compares the knowledge of G-d that will prevail to the way the sea covers everything in it. → read more

There is no difference between praying for Redemption and praying for anything else we need, like health or livelihood. → read more

But l’chatchila, no one would wish a Chassid that his Rebbe should pass away so he can have the Rebbe yatir mibchayohi… → read more

The pagans believed in the existence of hidden forces within the physical realm. When they worshipped natural phenomena they were worshipping what they perceived to be the underlying forces of each and every physical phenomenon. → read more

To say the Rabbonim have an agenda, is against the Torah. Conspiracy theories about doctors and Rabbonim is apikorsis. → read more

Conversely, there are hidden powerful positive forces that we haven’t mined because they were not necessary for us to fulfill our mission. → read more

How can we show that our love is absolute and unconditional? When we have reason to express our own pain and suffering, but instead we focus on the other’s pain and suffering. → read more

This year, 5782, the 19th of Kislev will also fall on the third day of the week. It has been 30 years since this famous speech by the Rebbe King Moshiach. 3 times 10. The circle is closed. Redemption must come immediately! → read more

The answer is that Esau was under the mistaken impression that the birth-right was exclusively a spiritual matter. The first-born was expected to carry on the legacy of the father. → read more

After about half an hour, they all left. “I was curious and so I went to the Rebbe and asked him who the people were. The Rebbe said they were from the Atomic Energy Commission. → read more

Similarly regarding this question which asks for proof of the truth of the existence of G-d. → read more

The lands of the Knanyans, Knizians and Kadmonians, which are an integral part of the territory that God promised Abraham, have never been in our possession. → read more

Only when Moshiach through Chassidus fills the world with this awareness of the almighty Creator will this evil fear be defeated and be transformed to love for all mankind. → read more

Below are three amazing stories involving a close relative of mine and the Lubavitcher Rebbe King Messiah. → read more

Decent people, however, look at the Jewish people and their history and marvel at it. Their wonderment leads to profound respect and admiration. → read more

On August 13, Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) agreed to fully normalize relations. So now we can openly state that an emissary of the Rebbe King Moshiach has been operating in the Emirates for many years... → read more

It is perfectly obvious that a qualitatively new stage has arrived in the upcoming Redemtion. We are seeing today how everyone is becoming equal to everyone else. → read more

These good tidings are being published on the 11th of Nissan - the birthday of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, King Moshiach - the day when one’s "fortune" is dominant which brings with it blessing to all the people of Israel. → read more

Now, after all that is happening in China, we also understand the rest of the Rebbe's remarks and we do see how the events in China have lead to chaos in the world. → read more

This amazing prophecy that sheds light on our current situation in which there has been no elected government in Israel for a long time. → read more

Incidentally, the Rebbe King Moshiach was born on the 11th of Nissan or 1/11 (Nissan being the first month) so that's another instance of 11. → read more

This is a transformation of darkness into light! It should be noted that many of these events took place on important dates for the Hasidic world. And when did it all start? On the eve of the 11th of Shvat, 2011, the 60th anniversary of the Rebbe’s leadership. → read more

With this act, G-d was displaying favor toward the Jewish people by giving them the Second set of Tablets, agreeing to dwell among them, and returning to His original love for them. → read more

In this example, we clearly see that the path to wealth does not lie through conquering, but through sharing. → read more

It was printed in all the press of all the countries. The Moshiach is ready to come now. It is only on our part to do something additional in the realm of goodness and kindness. → read more

The terrorist was eliminated by an order of US President Donald Trump via a drone missile strike around the Baghdad Airport. → read more

Since then, we celebrate this day as a great holiday. This is a victory day of the light of Hasidism over the forces of darkness, when we prevailed — “Didan nozach”. → read more

The downfall of the Labor Party as a result of the election is a great miracle for the benefit of the Jewish people. The antisemitic positions of the party have been a serious concern for the British Jewry. → read more

In recent years, Lebanon has undergone a consistent process of economic deterioration. → read more

The protesters have also blocked access to the Iraqi company responsible for oil production in the south. → read more

First and foremost, we see a change in Russia... After more than seventy years of rule by a powerful regime which cast fear into the heart of every citizen of the country, there has been radical change. → read more

The astonishing situation in the above countries – where the masses are turning against Iran and its advocates – is a visible miracle in favor of Israel at this time, when there is hostility with Iran. → read more

“A great thing G-d has performed for us” — specifically for us and for no one else! And why is that? On the account of our being joyful. Everything will be done in the merit of our celebration. → read more

It may be suggested that the six sons Keturah bore to Abraham represent six negative traits that can and must be transformed into the superior service of Ketores. → read more

One winter evening, several people wearing warm fur coats appeared on a deserted street and one by one entered a large building. This was a gathering of the leaders of “Enlightenment” for a secret meeting. → read more

On the same day, Zev's father, who lived in America, passed away in the morning, and Zev immediately flew to the funeral. His son-in-law wrote to the Rebbe... → read more

With the coming of the Redemption, all physicians will find themselves unemployed. The reason for that is that all people will be healed and will stop falling sick. → read more

Now, finally, Torah has come to the world of inanimate objects – i.e., computers, which are made up of metal and plastic. → read more

When students return to public schools across South Dakota this fall, they should expect to see a new message on display: “In G-d We Trust.” → read more

On Thursday, 22 Tammuz, the world watched Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, proudly deliver the Rebbe’s message from the podium of the United States House of Representatives. → read more

As the Rebbe said in his Sichos, by transforming our home into a mikdash me’at (miniature sanctuary), making it a place of Torah study and prayer. → read more

It is a positive commandment — one of the 613 — to appoint a Jewish king. → read more

One of the principles of our faith is to believe in Moshiach — and not only to believe in Moshiach, but to anticipate his coming every single day. → read more

A man is attracted to a woman and vice versa. They find the ensuing relationship very fulfilling and meaningful so they decide to marry, and as life passes and becomes busy they forget the initial excitement. The resulting crisis could be avoided if men and women realize they are different and learn how to react to each other’s weaknesses effectively. → read more

“The soul of man is the lamp of G-d” is what the wisest of men, king Shlomo, said. Centuries later, Rabbi Dovber of Lubavitch expounded on this theme and masterfully explained how the various aspects of the lamp – the oil, the wick, the fire and the earthenware lamp itself are the perfect way to describe the various aspects of the Jewish soul. → read more

All too often, people spend years in therapy wallowing in their past failures, blaming anyone and everyone for what went wrong in their lives. This approach in psychotherapy is doomed from the start, because mental health is not dependent on what the world gives you, but on what you give the world. → read more

According to Rambam, Jews and non-Jews have identical souls, which of course comes across as very surprising to most of us. But this stems from having a very simplistic understanding of the Rambam. → read more

President Donald J. Trump speaks about excessive sentencing and criminal justice reform during his third annual State of the Union address, saying that "America is a nation that believes in redemption." → read more

This lesson seems so obvious as it pertains to bacteria, yet as human beings, we find it very difficult to learn. → read more

Does she not know of the terrible tragedy of the millions of Jews who were savagely put to death by the Germans and their cohorts, while the rest of the world the gentiles looked on with complete indifference? → read more

Almighty G-d, I beseech you today to bless the Illinois State Senate, its participants, and the entire state of Illinois, in the merit of the spiritual giant of our time and our country, Melech HaMoshiach, the Lubavitcher Rebbe Shlita... → read more

Fans know Perry Farrell as a singer from the alternative rock band Jane’s Addiction, but few know that he was born into a Jewish family and his real name is Peretz Bernstein. → read more

In early May, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed Iran’s nuclear archives smuggled out by Israeli intelligence services. This was proof that Teheran was secretly continuing work on nuclear development while covering this fact up from the world community. → read more

This miracle manifested in itself in nature via the pressure exerted on North Korea by President Donald Trump who within the span of a year, solved the nuclear threat emanating from the North Korean government. → read more

Chassidus explains that any action directed to spread Torah and Chassidic teachings brings light and holiness to the world and cleanses everything that can be cleansed and rectifies whatever is rectifiable. → read more

Now is the right time to remind the nations of the Seven Laws of the children of Noah since through the fulfillment of these laws, the nations can earn their share in the World to Come. → read more

Who could have imagined back in 1991 that only five or six years later the Rebbe’s words would become part of everyday reality. → read more

The first source mentioning clouds as a mode of transportation of the Jewish people to the Land of Israel is the prophet Daniel. → read more

Rabbi Wolf told over his personal fascinating story, and how he came to the immense Koch in Moshiach that every Shliach has to have. → read more

The word Geulah (Redemption) consists of the word “gola” (exile) with the addition of the letter “alef”. Specifically, the term geula best fits the description of the process of leaving the exile. → read more

Paradise or Gan Eden is the place where a soul gets to once it leaves this world. There it occupies itself with the Torah based on the strengths and comprehension which it possessed in this world. → read more

It’s already been explained how the commandment to “be fruitful and multiply” will be fulfilled after Moshiach comes, but another question remains: how will this commandment be fulfilled after the Resurrection? → read more

In the light of the above, it is not clear why you should want to interfere with HaShem's blessing and contemplate a change of sex... → read more

From this, the Rebbe, King Moshiach, points out, we see that when we calculate time until the construction of the Third Temple, we need to keep in mind that the Temple can descend in a matter of minutes! → read more

But Alex just answered “Just don’t cover that picture!”. Meanwhile the glue made the Peres poster soggy enough that it drooped over his friend’s hand and got all stuck together. → read more

It was a flight from Israel to New York on El Al. I began at the back of the plane with my Tefillin and worked my way forward with fairly good results. → read more

Rabbi Edery took the ambassador to the replica of 770 (Lubavitch World Headquarters) in Kfar Chabad. It was very interesting to see the synagouge and house of learning and the many people who attend daily. → read more

Every Hebrew letter also has a numerical value. The letter "Nun" represents: 50; "Gimel" is 3; "Hay" is 5; "Shin"is 300 - together they add up to 358. → read more

Kaparot is an important tradition of the day of Erev Yom Kippur. → read more

What more can I do to motivate the entire Jewish people to clamor and cry out, and thus actually bring about the coming of Moshiach? → read more

After I was sure that all the kids had done the ‘mitzva’ I turned to my gentile friends who were mumbling possible explanations to one another until finally one of them asked me, ‘what are these boxes etc.’ → read more

All the guests stayed in bungalows in the woods near LakeYamanaka. The scenery was breathtaking. The meals and prayers were held in a big cabin lodge. → read more

In Japan, there is a also a storm happening - but a good one. Over a week ago, the Prime Minister, Naoto Kan made revolutionary statements. He apologized to South Korea for the years of suffering under the Japanese rule. → read more

Doctor Shir, who works at Hadassah, delivered the first healthy baby in the Israeli hospital. The mother told Dr. Shir that she would name her son Israel. → read more

So although the Greeks did have everything, something was still missing and they were trying in vain to wrest from the Jewish people the secret of whatever it was they, the Greeks, were lacking. → read more

Kabbalah — is that a science? Who was the first kabbalist? Where did the monkeys come from? Why is Madonna learning Kabbalah? Why in the past was Kabbalah considered a dangerous thing? Kabbalah and astrology – is there a connection between the two? Did the founder of Christianity have anything to do with Kabbalah? → read more

As an experienced Kung-Fu instructor, and well-versed in its methods of inflicting injury on the human body, Dror felt that he should also know how to repair the damage, so he began to study natural healing. → read more

The Japan Times, featured a fantastic article written by Daniel Robson, about the Chabad House. It describes many of the activities and acts of kindness that Chabad House does on an ongoing basis. → read more

Amazing thing you can see on your computers using Google Earth program. If you look closely at the video, right next to Israel's terrain you can see the figure of a man, supposedly Moses, carefully looking at the Promised Land. → read more

Once again, we are faced with the crucial question: How should we relate to Gimmel Tammuz? In this essay, Rabbi Levi Yitzchok Ginsburg offers a clear perspective on how to approach this day. "It is our fervent desire that the Rebbe Melech HaMoshiach be revealed, and that he himself answer all our questions. But if, G-d forbid, Moshiach is delayed for another few moments, we must also be aware of what the Rebbe wants us to do in this contingency". → read more

A Japanese man, called Sakamoto san, stopped them. After finding out, what brought them to his part of town, offered to give an office he wasn't using in Asakusa, for free for 1 year, until Chabad House would find another place. → read more

Two years ago, Moshe Estrik wrote to the Lubavitcher Rebbe King Moshiach through „Igrot Kodesh“ and asked for a blessing to have children. When he opened the book, he saw the words „buy an apartment in Kfar Chabad …changing your place will change your luck“. → read more

The giving of the Torah in the desert, not indoors, or in a garden or forest or city, is to teach us a lesson. → read more

Moshiach (8), who is the oldest of the Edery kids once asked a Jewish man, if he would like to put on Tefillin to which he replied:” Sorry I’m in a rush I haven’t go time”. → read more

Few have better understood or more successfully promoted these ideas than Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, who emphasized the importance of education and good character. → read more

The Rebbe King Moshiach emphasizes that according to Torah sources, the generation of the final Redemption is a reincarnation of the generation that left Egypt. Jewish women in Egypt believed wholeheartedly in the words of the prophet, Moshe, that they would be redeemed. → read more

Torah sources emphasize that establishing and deepening our faith in the Redemption actually hastens its revelation. This is also true with the acceptance of Moshiach and the strengthening of our faith in him. → read more

The more we learn about Redemption the more we are enabled to open our eyes and see it in actuality. All of this should be done in the spirit of faith and joy. The very belief in the Rebbe's prophecy brings true joy. → read more

All that's left for us to do now, he told us, is to greet our righteous King Moshiach in such a way that every commandment we keep and every good deed we do has to be specifically with the purpose of doing it in order to greet Moshiach. → read more

The Rebbe meets the criteria of Moshiach and has made us aware of his identity as Moshiach. Therefore many projects have been organized to publicize the Rebbe as King Moshiach. These projects received the Rebbe's blessing and approval. → read more

From prime minister to layman, child to renowned Torah scholar, thousands of men, women and children from every walk of life come to the Rebbe's synagogue at 770 Eastern Parkway to receive the Rebbe's personal advice, blessing and unbounded love. → read more

The Rambam's (Maimonides) Laws of Kings is the only source in Jewish law on the identity of Moshiach and the criteria he must fulfill. → read more

This world will become a place where suffering, war and jealousy cease to exist, a world of physical and spiritual peace and prosperity, permeated with the awareness and knowledge of G-d, a world where death ceases to exist and every Jew who has ever lived is brought back to life forever. → read more

An unprecedented level of excitement has been generated in the aftermath of the announcement by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson that the Time of the Redemption has arrived. → read more

The lawyer was dumbfounded and he said, “In the decades I’ve been in this profession, I have never had anything like it. One minute they have evidence against you and the next minute they skip 100 questions and approve you for ten years...” → read more

Similarly, we have a responsibility to radiate light outward. The Jewish people are known as a light unto the nations. It is up to us to serve as proud examples of the Torah’s teachings, and to spread its light outward to the entire world. → read more

Rabbi Binyomin immediately contacted the Israeli and British embassies and Mr. Muto to contact the police of the Fuji mountain area. The police contacted the mountain rangers, who said that they were aware that someone fell because a Japanese mountain climber who climbed with Daniel, Mr. Honda, told them. → read more

Just as the horrifically evil events we have recently witnessed, as incomprehensible as they are, have shaken the entire world for the worse. So every good deed done now can reveal untold blessings and change the world for the better. → read more