A collection of forty seven discourses on the Jewish Festivals that give the reader an overview of the primary concepts of Chabad Chasidus and addresses the dynamics of a Jew`s relationship with G-d, community, and himself.
A Photographic Journal of the Lag B`Omer Parade - 5747/1987 In this beautiful glossy volume one can virtually watch the parade go by as floats, marching bands, clowns, and the faces of happy children all come alive in vivid color.
This book is a guide to personal refinement. It is designed to take the reader on a forty-nine step journey through the human personality, refining and perfecting areas of the emotions as the journey progresses.
The challenges that most of us face in out day-to-day lives are often a product of our own character flaws and lack of personal growth. G-d created the word utilizing the Sefiros, a perfectly integrated system of intellectual, emotional and expressive attributes.
A collection of selected commentaries anthologized from the works of the classic commentators and the Chasidic Masters. This beautifully bound leatherette edition is the complete, expanded version of the 5764 condensed publication.
Rabbi Green's lucid commentary on Pirkei Avos comes from a Chassidic perspective, which not only enhances the study of this vital work but broadens its practical application.
A collection of selected commentaries anthologized from the works of the classic commentators and the Chasidic Masters. This beautifully bound leatherette edition is the complete, expanded version of the 5764 condensed publication
A collection of selected commentaries anthologized from the works of the classic commentators and the Chasidic Masters. This beautifully bound leatherette edition is the complete, expanded version of the 5764 condensed publication
A collection of selected commentaries anthologized from the works of the classic commentators and the Chasidic Masters. This beautifully bound leatherette edition is the complete, expanded version of the 5764 condensed publication.
The philosophical and mystical significance of the Mitzvot - the Divine precepts of the Torah - are succinctly explained in this classic essay by a distinguished author and scholar of Chasidism.
