On Shevi’i shel Pesach, Nachshon ben Aminadav’s emuna brought about the survival of an entire nation. Imagine that your emuna, your personal holiness, your interpersonal relationships, your teshuva can save every Jew on the planet!
This story is traditionally told over on the last day of Pesach, at the "Meal of the Baal Shem Tov," which is eaten just before sunset. We eat this meal to commemorate the Baal Shem Tov's miraculous deliverance from the cannibals and his return to Istanbul.
Hashem sends people a mate that would be the best partner in the world for accomplishing their mission in life, but they want something more…
The Seventh Day of Pesach - Precisely because of its loftiness, praising Hashem cannot be limited. It reflects a deeper and more innate aspect of our essence, an awakening of the soul’s inner song.
Rebbe Nachman talks about the custom that once prevailed in Eastern Europe to turn over the tables after...
One of the Chassidim answered, "Who can say they have perfect faith?" Rabbi David nodded and then said, "My friends, let me tell you a story about faith...