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Hebrew Calendar: Adar |
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Darwin's 200th birthday is a great opportunity to launch our resource center on evolution and intelligent design. Includes recordings from a three day seminar given by Harav Ginsburgh in 5766 and various related articles. Click here to explore...
Geometrically, π’s remainder is the discrepancy between dividing the circumference by 3 and getting the value of its diameter. Numerically, it represents the part of π that runs on forever and ever after the decimal point. In this article, we will tell the story of this remainder from the perspective of the basic transformational model of submission, separation, and sweetening, as described by the Ba’al Shem Tov, the 18th century founder of the Chassidic movement.
As discussed in part 1, the sages see it as the duty of those Torah scholars that are capable, to bring into faith the points of wisdom discovered by other people. Why is this not happening today? What is preventing the greatest Torah scholars of our generation (and previous generations) to seriously undertake the incorporation of science into Torah? Click here to read...
Mathematics | Exact Sciences | Psychology Social Sciences | Law | Medicine | Education Economics | Political Science
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Upcoming dates in Adar
- 30 Shevat (Feb 24) - 1st day of Rosh Chodesh Adar
- 1 Adar (Feb 25) - 2nd day of Rosh Chodesh Adar
- 7 Adar (Mar 3) - Yahrzeit of Moshe Rabbeinu
- 13 Adar (Mar 9) - Fast of Esther
- 14 Adar (Mar 10) - Purim
- 14 Adar (Mar 11) - Shushan Purim
- 21 Adar (Mar 17) - Yahrzeit of Rebbe Elimelech of Lizhensk
Nisan | Iyar | Sivan | Tamuz | Av | Elul | Tishrei | Cheshvan | Kislev | Tevet | Shevat | Adar |
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...When you are willing to be recruited to this cause of winning the king's spiritual war, you are immediately given his most trusted treasure and weapon—the secrets of the secrets of the Torah—without any effort on your part. And you do not need to draw these secrets down form above. You discover that they are within you; where you are, in your present state. Simply put, you realize that you yourself are the treasure. The treasure is in you yourself... Click here to read...
Full summary of this Hebrew lecture given at the vort of Gilad Herman and Elital Rubinstein in Kfar Chabad. The Rav discusses in depth two letters from the Lubavitcher Rebbe on Torah and science, including the argument from design (intelligent design) and the implications of quantum physics for our picture of reality and God. Click here to read...
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Special Video of the dancing at Harav Ginsburgh's lecture at Yeshivat Aish Kodesh in Ramat Gan - 15 Shevat 5769. Click here to view with Windows Media Player. (music begins after 20 seconds and video zoom's out after about 2 mins.)
Special video of Harav Ginsburgh's new nigun "Hashem matir asurim" (God Frees the Imprisoned):
If you cannot see the video, follow this link to view it on Google video.
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New Jewelry: Elijiah's Charm - A Symbol of Grace
Elijah's Charm is a fine handcrafted 14k gold piece, inspired by the mystical teachings of the prophet Elijah. It is a powerful symbol that will enhance your ability to find favor in the eyes of others.
Look closely and you will see that together, the two outer axes form the Hebrew letter chet (ח), which represents the to and fro pulse of life. The middle axis consists of the final letter nun (ן) and provides balance so that we are not over-extended nor overly introvert. Together, these two letters spell the Hebrew word for "grace," chen (חן), which also means "finding favor." The Bible uses this word when it tells us that "Noah found favor (chen) in the eyes of God," because he reflected (like a mirror) the good qualities of those around him.
Click here to read more and to order.
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(15 Sept. 2008) Tape Restoration Project.
If you would like to contribute please contact Prof. Eliezer Zeiger in San Francisco (310-430-8172)
or Rabbi Moshe Genuth in Israel (972-54-753-3770).
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