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...reathe only clean and pure air, which is purified through reciting matters of Torah and holiness, with emphasis on memorizing Tanya and Mishnayot by hear == Meaning and Method of Purification == ...

...z 1999) was a member of the Rebbe's secretariat and one of the secretaries of the Frierdiker Rebbe, as well as an accomplished writer and activist. ==Life History== ...

...accomplished writer, and among his works wrote titles related to the world of Chabad chassidus. = Life History = ...

...', Chabad of Merrick has become an essential presence in the area’s Jewish life. ...when Rabbi and Mrs. Kramer arrived in Merrick as ''[[Shlichus|shluchim]]'' of the Rebbe. Merrick, while home to a significant Jewish population, had many ...

...habad philosophy include the nature of divinity, the soul, and the meaning of the 613 commandments. ...Jerusalem<ref>Language of Baal Shem Tov's Letter to Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Shklov</ref>. ...

...]<nowiki/>s (gatherings), the Mashpia "influences" his protégés with words of Hasidut. The Mashpia typically also delivers classes in Hasidic thought. ...By virtue of the Mashpia's deep familiarity with the mentee and by virtue of being objective and free from personal biases and interests, the Mashpia su ...

...ing Torah and Yiddishkeit throughout the world, which necessitates mastery of the English language as a basic communication tool. ...e official publishing institute of Chabad chassidus (although translations of his writings were printed in English also by Kehot Publication Society). ...

...esh and in the Moshiach headquarters. He was among the leaders of the path of faith and hiskashrus to the Rebbe Melech HaMoshiach. = Life History = ...

...Chassid, head of the Chabad Rabbinical Court in the Holy Land, and editor of the Talmudic Encyclopedia. == Early Life == ...

...e at the Gravesite of the Maggid of Mezritch and His Disciples Rabbi Zusha of Anipoli and Rabbi Yehuda Leib HaCohen in Anipoli]] ...ggid), was the student and successor of the [[Baal Shem Tov]], the founder of the Chassidic movement. ...

...the United States, a rabbi, philosopher, and one of the spiritual leaders of Orthodox Judaism in America. He was known for his close connection and bitu ...nism, and in 1932 received his doctorate, which he wrote on the philosophy of the German-Jewish philosopher Hermann Cohen. ...

...|forefather Abraham]] to give to [[the Jewish people]], and it is the land of [[the seven nations]] mentioned in the [[Torah]]. ...s of the land and will become the Land of Israel, this is besides the land of the Kenites, Kenizzites and Kadmonites that were promised to Israel - in th ...

...ultivating students who would embody the spiritual and intellectual ideals of the Chabad movement. ...s primarily on Talmudic and legal studies, without much focus on Chassidic philosophy. ...

...on of Rabbis) in the United States and Canada, an author, and chief editor of the Torah journal "HaPardes." Rabbi Elberg maintained special friendly rela == Life History == ...

...the father of [[the Alter Rebbe]] and a hidden tzaddik among the disciples of [[the Baal Shem Tov]]. ...tral figure in [[the Rebbe Rayatz]]'s stories in "Sefer Hazichronos" (Book of Memories). There, his childhood years are recounted, along with his wanderi ...

...ruch Hu (G-d)|the Almighty]] with one's mind and heart, and on the mission of bringing the Jewish People from [[Galus (Exile)]] and to the Geulah (final ...esiyus'' (''Basi LeGani 5711''), The Rebbe's focus on the immediate coming of the [[Moshiach]], a foundational Jewish belief, was made clear. This approa ...

...hivos worldwide. Known as "the [[The Rambam|Rambam]] of [[Chabad Chassidus Philosophy|Chassidus]]" for his systematic and comprehensive approach to explaining Ch ...nning of the Torah scroll writing should be done secretly, in the presence of his brothers only and in his room. Less than a year later, the son was born ...