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A university professor, a spiritual seeker headed for India, and a young man struggling with the laws of Shabbat all arrive at the same surprising conclusion. This thought-provoking lecture explores t...

Mishna Berura Daf Hashavua Siman 146 Seif 4, 157:1. From when one must rise to how to treat the scroll with proper respect. Standing, sitting, leaning, and even touching the parchment.

A hallmark of every repressive regime throughout history is the burning of books — silencing truth, erasing identity, and controlling the soul of a people. The destruction of sacred texts is spiritual...

Words we hear may fade, but words set to music can remain within us for a lifetime. This message explains why the Torah is called a song and how Torah learning is intended to penetrate so deeply that...

Beethoven created some of his greatest music after losing his hearing. His remarkable story offers a powerful lesson for the Jewish people: tune out the noise of the outside world, stay rooted in Tora...

A stranded Chasid discovers an unforgettable lesson from a simple Cantonist shul: even when times are difficult, a Jew must hold on to Torah.

Why did Christianity and Islam emerge after the destruction of the Second Temple, and what role might they play in the unfolding of Jewish history? Drawing on the Rambam and biblical prophecy, this le...

Rabbi Lazer Brody continues his inspiring exploration of Rabbi Nachman's The Master of Prayer, revealing the profound symbolism of the King's Hand. Discover how the "hand" represents the Torah, the sp...

In a wide-ranging conversation, Rabbi Rowe and Harvard activist Shabbos Kestenbaum tackle some of the most common and challenging questions about Judaism. They discuss the Oral Torah, the Talmud, Jesu...

A forgotten Chumash, a curious child, and a mother who believed in him. The story of how Rabbi Avigdor Miller’s path to Torah greatness began is a powerful reminder that even the smallest moments can...