The Encounters of Rabbi Menachem HaKohen, of blessed memory, with the Rebbe.
Sing Something!
Why does the Torah call itself a song? Because a song is something you don’t just hear—you feel it. And that’s exactly what we want for our children’s connection to Judaism.
Who’s Really in Control?
We spend our lives planning, preparing, and trying to control the future. But Rosh Hashanah calls us to step back and recognize Who’s in charge.
What You Don’t See in “Shtisel”
The culture industry can mimic the language, the customs, even the clothing of religious Jews—but it often misses the soul: the joy of living with G-d.
A Child on Request
How questions about the birth of a child open a doorway to understanding the power of prayer – from Chana’s prayer in the Bible to modern scientific research.
From UFO to Jerusalem
A journey through myths and history, from modern fabrications to the eternal story of Jerusalem.
The Kesubah
Every Jewish marriage begins with a kesubah—and so does our marriage with G-d.
Inside the Shoes of the Other
How to manage disagreements, live together, and strengthen genuine connections.
Luck of the Rich and Mazel of the Poor
When the kohen received the bikkurim, the first fruits, he would return the wealthy man’s golden basket but keep the poor man’s simple wicker one. Why?
Birthday – What’s All the Fuss About?
Before we ever take our first breath, we already know everything—so why celebrate the moment we forget it all?
What’s the real power of a birthday?