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A Chassidic Thought For Parshat Toldot: Living Beyond Nature
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מאמר ד"ה יפה שיחתן תשל"ט
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Lo Yanum V'Lo Yishan: You Can Sleep, Because He Never Does
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Farbrengen Of Chayei Sarah 5752 #4
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Farbrengen Of Chayei Sarah 5752 #3
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Farbrengen Of Chayei Sarah 5752 #2
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Farbrengen Of Chayei Sarah 5752 #1
Kinus Hashluchim
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When Life Doesn't Add Up: A Chassidic Thought For Parshat Chayei Sarah
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When You're Running on Empty: Remember the Fire, Then Take the Next Step
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מאמר ד"ה ויטע אשל תשמ"ז
Although we are meant to add time before the sabbatical year to abstain from agricultural work, when ten young trees are spread throughout an area of a בית סאה (an area of 2,500 square amos), one may plow the entire area until Rosh Hashanah. Why? Because young trees are delicate and need the soil cultivated to survive and develop.
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Maamarim and Sichos of our Rebbe are translated into English and (hopefully) into our lives. Rabbi Moshe Levin is a world-renowned scholar and author. He serves as Rabbi and Spiritual leader of…

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