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Your Questions Do Jews Believe in Heaven or Reincarnation (or Both)? Some think reincarnation is like repeating a year at school: while some souls graduate to the next world, others are sent right back down to rectify things. By Aron Moss Read Why Do Some Jews Not Say Eulogies? A eulogy honors the deceased and celebrates all the beautiful deeds and qualities he or she possessed. Why is this not done in Chabad? By Menachem Mendel Wineberg Read By the Numbers 9 Jewish Works Written in Prison or Confinement The Jewish people have never stopped studying Torah. Regardless of whether we've lived in times of prosperity or persecution . . . by Yehuda Shurpin Read 11 Facts About the Month of Tevet Every Jew Should Know The 10th month on the Jewish calendar, Tevet occurs in the wintertime. In fact, the entire winter season is sometimes called tekufat (season of) Tevet in Jewish tradition. By Menachem Posner Read 10 Things Your Orthodox Jewish Coworker Wishes You Knew If there is something I do that's strange, or something you read about in the news that you don't quite understand, just ask me. By Menachem Posner Read Feature 5 Teves: The Prevailing Power of Holiness In conventional thinking, a U.S. federal court isn't where the 250-year journey of the Chassidic movement would find a climactic peak. Then again, what about Lubavitch is conventional? Read The Smart Siddur App Suite Is on Sale In honor of 5 Tevet, the Siddur App is marked down to half price. Click to buy now… Read Parshah What Was Joseph Thinking? The story of Joseph and his brothers is confounding. What was Joseph's agenda? Why did he devise this intricate plan that included framing his younger brother? By Levi Avtzon Read Video Prison Reform Is a Jewish Value Punitive incarceration robs people of their humanity and ability to be productive and live a meaningful life. By Shalom Goodman Watch (0:59) What Every Jewish Community Needs It is imperative that in every Jewish community a library be established – a place where books of Torah can be found — simple books for those with a basic knowledge of Judaism, as well as deeper ones for those at an advanced level of Torah study. Watch (6:32) Jewish News A Visit to Chicago's Oldest Chabad Congregation Founded in 1875, Anshei Lubavitch lives on in a kosher nursing home. By Menachem Posner Read Rogachover Gaon's Enigmatic Teachings Brought to Light in New Study Program Early 20th-century sage described by the Rebbe as an 'unmatched scholar' By Yehuda Sugar Read Women The Myth of Doing and Having It All We're given a message through advertising and social media that you can or should do it all. We're being sold that success is doing everything right, and, of course, doing all that as you appear beautiful and calm. By Elana Mizrahi Read My Life Is Oh-So Ordinary! I can't help feeling depressed and diminished when I read articles about great people and all they have accomplished. By Rosally Saltsman Read Story The Wandering Storyteller To each of his disciples Rabbi Israel Baal Shem Tov revealed his task in life, and one, who is the hero of our story, he instructed to become a wandering storyteller. "You will know when your mission is achieved," the Besht added. By Tuvia Bolton Read Lifestyle Savory London Broil with Sweet Braised Shallots and Mushrooms By Elizabeth Kurtz Read Art: Ethereal Jerusalem By Cheryl Veiner Read This email was sent to: tweatsho.email004@blogger.com Change email address · Manage Subscriptions · Unsubscribe © Copyright Chabad.org · Contact Us · Ask the Rabbi · Privacy Policy · Donate