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Low Altitude
The Kotzker Rebbe says that there is nothing more whole than a broken heart. Something broken can be welded and potentially become stronger than it originally was…
The Smile of Rejection
Who can withstand the acute pinch to your heart when you're told that you're a loser, your idea is terrible, or that you'll never succeed?
A Man of Valor
The word hitchazkut in Hebrew literally means "self-strengthening", but it refers more accurately to the truly brave person who encourages himself during times of difficulties...
The Strong Comeback
If a person maintains his joy in life, his setbacks will be short and minor and his ability to recover will be so strong that his setbacks will turn into triumphs...
Rebbe Natan’s Wisdom
The fast of 10 Teveth also marks the anniversary of Rebbe Natan's departure from the physical world. Thanks to him, we have the legacy of Rebbe Nachman's teachings...
Tu B’Shvat: Restoration and Reforestation
Why does Judaism need a New Year for trees? Are we a bunch of green-peaceniks or something? Are we the watchdogs of civil liberties for trees?
Safeguards Against Overload
Rebbe Nachman teaches us to serve Hashem gradually, within bounds; then he says in the same Torah 49, grab what you can as fast as you can. What’s going on?