December 13, 2011

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Video Replay: An Evening With Rebbe Nachman – Incredible Inspiration!

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Post-Chanukah Dvar Torah – Multiple-Choice Quiz

Based on Sichot HaRan (Rabbi Nachman’s Wisdom) #1 Multiple-Choice Quiz: Are your Chanukah candles still burning? A) No B) Yes C) Don’t know D) Unable to answer The correct answer is any and all of them. Allow me to explain. Your physical Chanukah candles have certainly burnt out by the time you read this. So … Continue Reading

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A Final Chanukah Thought

As we gaze at the lights of the Menorah for a final time tonight, we must think about taking something along with us in the cold winter months that lay ahead. Who are we to turn but to Rebbe Nosson for his advice? Rebbe Nosson asks a fundamental question, what is the difference between the … Continue Reading

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Chanukah Videos 2010 by Chaim Kramer

 

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A Final Chanukah Thought

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Chanukah – A Final Thought By Yossi Katz As we gaze at the lights of the Menorah for a final time tonight, we must think about taking something along with us in the cold winter months that lay ahead. Who are we to turn but to Rebbe Nosson for his advice? Rebbe Nosson asks a … Continue Reading

Dvar Torah for Chanukah

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Dvar Torah for Chanukah By Ozer Bergman  Based on Rabbi Nachman’s Wisdom #81 Your home has a front door, right? You probably lock it at night. Even during the day, if you don’t lock it, you surely close it. Why? Because you don’t want uninvited guests or pests—squirrels, pigeons, bears—to barge in, walk around and … Continue Reading

Dvar Torah for Chanukah

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Based on Likutey Halakhot, Beitzim 4:1 An egg which is round on both ends, or pointy on both ends, is certainly not kosher. An egg which is round on one end and pointy on the other, may be kosher. You have to ask someone trustworthy (Shulchan Arukh, Yoreh Deah 86:1). Round and pointy refer to … Continue Reading

Dvar Torah for Chanukah

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Based on Shivchei HaRan (Praises of Rebbe Nachman) #13 As a young child, [Rebbe Nachman] would often take several large coins and change them for small ones. Then he would slip into the synagogue, through the window or somehow. He would recite a Kabbalistic prayer that precedes the doing of a mitzvah and then take … Continue Reading

 












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