Adar! Mishenichnas Adar Marbim Besimcha! Why does Hashem want us to be happy?

Today's Hayom Yom gives a glimpse into the lives of the Chasidim, and their connection to the Rebbe. What can you do to strengthen your connection to the Rebbe, thereby increasing your connection to Hashem?

In today's Hayom Yom, the Alter Rebbe explains the spiritual advantage of learning Chumash with Rashi. How can you remind yourself that your learning Torah is to connect to Hashem?

Chitas. Our daily connection to Hashem, which heals all ailments. How can I improve in my daily Chitas learning, and how can that strengthen my connection to Hashem?

In today's Hayom Yom, the Tzemach Tzedek gives us a glimpse into the power of Tehillim. What is that power even when the words of Tehillom are not understood?

Mitzvos are more than just instructions, as the story in today's Hayom Yom illustrates, they are connections. What is a Mitzvah that you can improve in, with this perspective of them being a part if your relationship with Hashem?

Today's Hayom Yom defines the difference between man-made laws, and Hashem's laws. How can you improve your life by incorporating Hashem's laws into your life?

Torah. Not only a wisdom, and not only a Mitzvah, but, as the Alter Rebbe explains in today's Tanya, the ultimate connection to Hashem. What can you think to yourself before beginning to learn Torah, to remind yourself that you are about to connect to Hashem?

Besides for belief, there is a Mitzvah of knowing the existence of Hashem. How do you know that there is a Hashem in your life?

Tu Bishvat. We celebrate the tree's new year, because in so many ways, we are like the trees. What are the roots in your life that you could strengthen?