In today's Tanya, the Alter Rebbe begins explaining the concept of Achdus Hashem, how every situation in life is essentially a test in belief. How can we approach situations believing in Hashem's total control?

The Alter Rebbe teaches us in today's Hayom Yom: Hashem gives us the resources we need in this material world, and we use them for spiritual functions. Thus we show that our physical life is inherently spiritual. When our resources are temporarily limited, we do not shy away from nonetheless devoting them to Hashem, showing Hashem that we are conscious of the true meaning of our physical life.

There are two approaches to confronting evil, depending on the two types of evil. Total evil must be eradicated, but potential evil must only be subdued, and used for good. In today's Hayom Yom, a Minhag in Davening is explained according to this deeper understanding.

Today, Hei Teves, in the year 5747 (1987), Chabad won the court case regarding Seforim that were stolen from their library. Seforim are not just books; they are holy books. What is the holiness we connect to when learning from Seforim?

Zos Chanuka, the last day of Chanuka, is a special day with many Segulos. On the simplest level though, it is the culmination of all the special energy we received and internalized throughout Chanuka. What is your takeaway message from Chanuka?

How does a Yid prepare for Shabbos? In today's Hayom Yom the Rebbe Maharash (Reb Shmuel, the fourth Chabad Rebbe) tells us that it is through learning Chassidus. Shabbos after all, is an experience of the Neshama. What is the connection between Chassidus and Shabbos?

Shabbos. We prepare for it from Wednesday, as expressed in the Shir Shel Yom of every Wednesday. What is Shabbos that requires such preparation?

Today's Hayom Yom, only the fourth Hayom Yom in the new yearly cycle, shows us the importance of saying the daily Tehillim after Davening. Tehillim is powerful even without understanding the meaning of the words. How?

The Alter Rebbe writes in today's Tanya how the Sefer of Tanya was written to answer any question regarding one's service of Hashem. In today's Hayom Yom, the Rebbe urges us to learn Chassidus regularly. What is the power of Chassidus?

Yiddishkeit, and Chassidus Chabad, is not one-size-fits-all. Yes, there is an underlying philosophy, but today's Hayom Yom tells us that every person must apply it to his or her own individual capabilities. What are your unique talents, and how can you use them to serve Hashem?