Laws of the Shofar on Rosh Hashanah
Who blows the Shofar? Who is obligated in the mitzvah and who is exempt, and more.
Articles by Shabbat in Halacha and Aggada
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The Purpose of Life: Where Are You Headed?
The soul derives no enjoyment from the physical nature of this world. Why do so many people think having fun is the purpose of life?
The Fundamental Question: Man's Duty in This World
This world is but a corridor leading to eternal reward. Will we take the opportunity to prepare?
How to Accept Divine Judgment
Does the blind man complain about being guided over rough terrain? We cannot fathom Hashem's deeds; we can only trust Him
After Mourning: How to Move On
'Time heals,' the saying goes. This is untrue. Only Hashem heals; only we can accept His healing
The Mitzvah of Comforting Mourners
Just as we rejoice at another person's celebration, we should share in their distress and thereby ease their pain
The prohibition against excessive mourning
Despite our grief, life goes on and Hashem is always with us
The Benefits of Mourning according to Jewish Law
The laws of shiva and beyond prevent repression of feelings while keeping the loved one's memory alive
Who Is Shiva For -- the Living or the Dead?
How to make the most of the shiva period for the benefit of our departed loved ones
Using Grief to Enhance our Faith
Is stoicism a Torah virtue, or should we grieve and mourn?
Why Mourn? After All, Everyone Dies Eventually...
Man was created to live forever. Death is a tragedy -- the Torah puts grief in perspective
Can Kids Play Games on Shabbat? A Torah-Based Guide for Parents
What games are permitted on Shabbat? Is it okay to blow up a balloon? What about puzzles and toy cars? A halachic (Jewish legal) guide to playing games on Shabbat
