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By the Numbers
Use These 12 Yiddish Phrases to Impress Your Chabad Rabbi

Some phrases in particular practically shout “Chabad!” These phrases capture key ideas of Chabad philosophy and lifestyle.
Your Questions
What Happened to Noah’s Ark?

Throughout the ages, the location of Noah’s Ark has been a subject of fascination, with some even claiming to have found it.
Who Was Nimrod?

Quiz
Take the Tower of Babel Quiz

What was the stated motivation of the builders?
Freeman Files
Hashem Is So Proud of You

The Master Gardener of the universe takes pride in everything about you.
Halachah for Life
What You Need to Know About Visiting the Zoo

A visit to the zoo is an opportunity to reflect on the wonders of G-d’s creation.
Podcast
I Wanted to Die. Judaism Saved Me.

Abuse drove Danit to the edge. A bad relationship led her to a Passover Seder, where she discovered Judaism and a healthy relationship with G-d and herself.
Noach: The Creator’s Dilemma

On power, appetite and knowing when to stop.
Voices
I Finally Found Tefillin in Mobile, Alabama

If you flipped through local public access TV, you might occasionally catch a broadcast of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson.
Parshah
What Do I Do With the Toxic People in My Life?

Anxious Parshah Noach
Noah Decoded

Take a journey into the world of Noah with the Talmudic sages, Chassidic masters and Kabbalists as your guides, as we navigate the events that unfold in what was a literal watershed moment in the development of human civilization.
Video
Universal Mission

“G-d did not create the world for there to be chaos, but for peaceful civilization.” This unified purpose for mankind lies at the heart of the Seven Noahide Laws, which preceded even the Giving of the Torah.
How You Can Find Your Unique Purpose

A candid and enlightening interview with the author of the book “Your Unique Purpose”.
How to Make the Ordinary Extraordinary

The seventh of Cheshvan marks the final stage of returning home from visiting the Holy Temple during Sukkos. What is so special about each individual going back to their mundane activities? And what’s the connection to the parsha of Noach?
A fundamental principle of Chabad philosophy is that the mind - which by its innate nature1 rules over the heart - should subordinate the heart to G-d's service by utilizing the intellectualization, comprehension and profound contemplation of the greatness of the Creator
— Hayom Yom, Kislev 16
Print Magazine

When matter and energy were created from the void, every invention we will ever conceive was created along with them.

As the world moves toward its fulfillment, each discovery emerges, each in its proper time.

In these times, every new technology has one purpose only: to prepare the world for its ultimate destiny, a t...