Spiritual growth starts with speaking your body's language and progresses to stimulating your soul. 

Judaism divides life into two time zones, "body" time when we're meant to work within the world and "soul" when we're meant to transcend the world. 

Our choices, both positive and negative, have far-reaching consequences.

A magnificent siyum on Yoma, with a fascinating insight into the Kohen Gadol and a powerful lesson about the Jewish reality.

Exuberant prayer can be misguided- and we learn this from Rashi's insight into the anatomy of the ear.

Before they left Egypt, G-d got the Jews to break the laws of Torah to circumcise themselves at night. It was a momentous introduction to a completely supernatural Exodus. 

Rashi offers a fascinating insight into how Moshe dealt with the passing of Aaron's two sons. The Rebbe derives a powerful lesson from it on what it means to be dedicated to Hashem. 

The goal of Judaism is to harmonize the ultimate Infinite with a comfortable, relatable reality.

Balancing living in the world and beyond the world.

Pesach has three names to represent three stages of radical personal growth.