We each yearn for inner peace. You know when the mind stops churning and the heart is at rest without angst?

For the most part, people are in two groups; Thinkers and Feelers.  The Thinkers are constantly analyzing what's going on around them, how they are showing up, what other people think about this or that etc.

Chabad Intown YJP Intown Atlanta is one of those rare places where you can walk in and instantly feel at home—even if you’ve never set foot there before. Services are laid-back, come-as-you-are. We’ve got the “learners’ service,” where men and women sit together, ask questions out loud, and no one pretends to know the Hebrew by heart.

On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, September 6, 2021, six Palestinian prisoners carried out a dramatic escape from Israel’s Gilboa Prison. Over the course of several months, they had dug a tunnel from the bathroom of their cell using nothing more than spoons, plates, and other makeshift tools.

It's a time of year that we reflect and take stock.  Despite all the challenges we've encountered, each of us I pray have blessings in our lives to give thanks and gratitude to Hashem.

It's actually a nice exercise to say the morning blessings and to recognize all the basics that we have; feet, shoes, belts, ability to stand upright, water to wash our face and hands, ability to use the bathroom and the list goes on

Mira and Moshe, Mazal Tov! It’s done! You are husband and wife.

Mira and Moshe, the Rebbe explains that the Shechinah, the Divine presence, hovers over the couple under the Chuppah, with a revelation that is comparable to the revelation of Sinai and that the marriage is a new covenant between Hashem and the Jewish people through each couple.