Living in less than an ideal existence allows for a misalignment between the internal and the external, the spiritual and the material. → read more

As we stand following the Holocaust, we are on a threshold of Moshiach's arrival, And he awaits us to finish the task of our generation. → read more

No one thought it would happen — not Europe, not the U.S., not Ukraine, not even the Russian soldiers who were sent there from Belarus. → read more

The first lesson is that contrary to the belief of some, the Messianic Age is not an age of rest and retirement. → read more

Do you know what will be before Moshiach comes? Two roosters will fight with each other, and a third rooster will come along and give both of them a blow. → read more

The commentators explain these three creatures represent nations which will be smitten in the war of Gog and Magog... → read more

A Song About The Seven Laws Of Noah. In Order To Create World Unity And Real Conection To G-d. → read more

This ties in with the Ba’al Shem Tov’s interpretation that one should not read the Megillah as an historical event but as something that is relevant to our own lives because it is happening today, in one form or another. → read more

Upon reflection we will see that all four “damagers” can be understood as metaphors for Torah which is the antidote to all four forms of exile. → read more

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