Shabbos
" If all the seas were ink, and all the trees were pens, there would not be enough to fully describe the gift of Shabbos...Its sanctity, its holiness, its meaning.
12 May 2025 15:02
" If all the seas were ink, and all the trees were pens, there would not be enough to fully describe the gift of Shabbos...Its sanctity, its holiness, its meaning.
8 May 2025 15:12
The most important thing for a good marriage is that of a Jewish home that is built on the foundation of Torah and mitzvos. There is no better way for the Jewish people having wisdom and conviction after thousands years of experience since Matan Torah.
8 May 2025 15:26
11 May 2025 19:57
"No man without a wife, neither a woman without a husband "
8 May 2025 13:46
Wat is Kosher?
9 May 2025 14:55
Being pregnant is a happy time but also a very precious time, whether it is a easy pregnancy or less easy, it should always be surrounded by postivity, as this has great influence on the wellbeing of the unborn baby. What can fathers do to enhance health and for his unborn baby development to get a better start in life, as children are so precious we want to get this right? Spiritual development of the unborn baby is also important and this is giving by the mother through Mitzvahs and good deeds. The unborn baby could benefit from Kosher food, but most importantly is a happy home, surrounding by postivity and a calm environment.
9 May 2025 17:03
Every father has to fulfill HaShem's Covenant to circumcise his son on the eighth day, someone qualified repesentative to do this on his behalf. This ritual is known as the Brit, which means Covenant and the word for circumcision is Milah.
During the Bris the child will be officially named, the person holding the child during the circumcision is a Sandek, and it is a honor. At the bris a Minyan is in favor, this is including the father and the Mohel, this is to intensify the observance of this Mitzvah and it will bring more joy, but it is not necessary, there could circumstaces where a Minyan can't be presence, then the Bris will be performed by the Mohel only in presence of the father.
The Bris as a religious ceremony, will be a happy time and celebrated with a festive meal as a Seudah Mitzvah.
Just as the father gives his son a name, he also names his daughter. This usually happens the first Shabbos after the birth. When the father is away from home, the daughter should not be given a name until he returns.
The father gives his daughter a name when he called up to the Torah.
Giving a name as to be done with great care, the name has to be pronounced correctly as the name will appear in the Torah.
After the the baby girl is been named, a party follows for family and friends.
Bar Mitzvah 👨💼
When a boy turns 13, he becomes Bar Mitzvah and has all the rights of a Jewish adult, this includes the Mitzvot. From this day he will wear Tefillin every day, which means coming closer to HaShem, doing this Mitzvah because this is what He wants. Visiting Shul services and takes a place in the community.
Most of the time the Bar Mitzvah is celebrated in Shul, wearing his Tefillin. The Bar Mitzvah is called to the Torah, leads the service and holds a speech, preparations are been made in advance.
Even without a special ceremony the Bar Mitzvah is automatically a fact, but because becoming Bar Mitzvah is a huge turning point in a boys life, we do make a point of celebrating this event with family and friends.
A Journey of a Soul, A Bar Mitzvah at the Ohel in New York.
The Rebbe on becoming a Bar Mitzvah / Bas Mitzvah
Bas Mitzvah 👩💼
When a Jewish girl turns 12, she is Bat Mitzvah and from this day she has all the rights and responsbilities of a adult, this is including the Mitzvot, the girl takes place in the Jewish community, but it is not all about the do's and the dont's, it is also about celebrating becoming Bat Mitzvah with a party with family and friends. But even without celebrating this day, she still becomes Bat Mitzvah.
Up to the day of Bat Mitzvah, it is a good time to start learning about Mitzvahs, and why we are doing them. This is also the time to start your very own personal relationship with HaShem. You can also prepare and just find a Mitzvah that is meaningful to you, for example keeping Kosher, or Chessed, Tzedakah, maybe dressing Tznius, or if you never lit the Shabbos candles you can start with this beautiful Mitzvah, which means so much more than just lighting candles.
Just choose the most powerful Mitzvah for you 🤎
13 May 2025 17:24
Tefillin are two black leather boxes and worn by Jewish men during the week day davening ( prayers ). Each box contains schrolls of the Torah. Wearing tefillin is remembering HaShem's presence throughout the day