Decision making. What’s so hard about it? It drags and drags and makes your mind go crazy. It makes you have anxiety and affects your physical wellbeing. Why can’t we just know what we want? There’s a reason why I couldn’t decide whether to write this essay until the day before it was due… When
A young man once approached the Lubavitcher Rebbe, of blessed memory, and asked: “ Rebbe, What is it that you do that makes people from all different backgrounds flock daily to you, to seek blessing and guidance in their life?” With a kind and loving smile, the Rebbe answered,”I try to be a good friend.”
Throughout history and in many societies, women have been considered second class citizens. They were used as objects to show off their beauty. They were pressured regarding how they dressed and how they looked, how much makeup they wore. Women’s opinions were not taken seriously. For instance in America, for many years women were not
Introduction: I chose the topic of simcha because I saw how it personally affected my life and changed the way I dealt with different hard situations. I based my essay on the verse King David writes in the book of Psalms, “Serve G-D with joy, come before Him with jubilation.” Our mission in this world
In this Essay This world is a world full of challenges. We see a reality in which people encounter challenges daily. Every person has their way of dealing with the challenges and negativity they see. This essay will examine the creation of the world through the lens of Chassidus in order to discover one of
Dennis Prager, the well-known American radio host, has written a book entitled “Happiness is a serious problem”, and in it, as well as on his radio show “the happiness hour”, he contends that we have a moral obligation, to our family, friends and community, to act happy and behave like we are happy, even if
Living with the Messiah. A popular catchphrase amongst Chassidic circles quoting the Lubavitcher Rebbe. But what principles, standards or morals is this message supposed to impart? Are we yet deserving of the Messianic promised times? If not, how are we expected to, or capable of, acting as if we are? Or perhaps this phrase is
I grew up in Ottawa, the capital of Canada, in a Chabad home on Shlichus and I always felt very connected with the Rebbeim of Chabad. When I was 12 years old my father hired a tutor to teach me Tanya, the foundational work of Chabad Chassidus. I enjoyed it very much and felt there
A Bird in Hand… A farmer in Soviet Russia once attended a Communist rally in the village square when the fiery speaker on the podium suddenly pointed to him and asked if he was devoted to the socialist cause: – Tell me comrade, would you be willing to offer 100 cows to our Dear father?
There is an important problem that faces us today that is called procrastination. Procrastination is defined by people just sitting around wasting their days doing absolutely nothing important. Teenagers are particularly vulnerable to the problem of procrastination. They waste a lot of their days just sitting around watching their favorite movies and playing their favorite
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