On Simchas Torah, we conclude the Torah and then begin it once more. Which element is more important?
YIZKOR: KEEP THE WATER WARM – NOT TOO HOT!
Let's examine the prayer for rain and its meaning.
The Testimony of the Torah
What happened when a Russian Jew made it back to Russia?
Joy of Generations
When a chassidic Jew saved Samarkand’s economy to be able to celebrate Simchas Torah
Laugh Therapy
What is the best way to overcome challenges and better your situation? Simchat Torah contains the answer.
Suing G-D
What’s the best way to approach G-d? To take Him to court or to say L’chaim with Him?
A Story of Five Children
A Chabad Rabbi in Montana shared several lessons from his experience in adopting five children. What can we learn from them to our relationship with G-d – and, of course, the connection to coronavirus.
THE THREEFOLD JOY AFTER THE REAL TEST
Why is the celebration of Sukkos and Simchas Torah greater than the joy of Pesach and Shavuos? The Rebbe’s deeper look into the Midrash on the issue will shed light on the true reason.
United with G-d and Each Other
When Prime Minister Begin assumed him post, he held an open house to meet all of the citizens of the country. Pretty quickly, however, his security detail brought it to an end. Sukkos is G-d’s open house. But Shmini Atzeres is exclusive.
BE A SIMCHAT TORAH JEW
American Jews choose Yom Kippur, and Russian Jews choose Simchas Torah. Who is right? The answer lies in a story of the Rebbe, and the differences in the behavior of King Saul and King David.