A leaven-sent pathway to Redemption
A leaven-sent pathway to Redemption By Harav Rubin Shlita It’s started already, the hoovering at all hours, the throwing away of papers, the general pre-Pesach manic clean-out that touches every…
Category: General Reading
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Save Purim From Those Who Undermine It
Save Purim from those who undermine it There will be a time when what we do today will be the history read tomorrow. Just as we try to learn from…
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A half shekel of powerful oneness by Rabbi Y. R. Rubin Shlita
A half shekel of powerful oneness I never really came to terms with his enormous ability to do what was needed, rather than what may have been convenient. Time and…
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Recreating the achdus of times past by Rabbi Y. Reuvein Rubin Shlita
Recreating the achdus of times past I have to confess that I am addicted to old pictures of previous Torah leaders. The walls in my small office at home are…
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How Much I Am Offered? by Rabbi Y R Rubin Shlita
This week has seen one of the most fascinating auctions of recent history. In New York City (where else?) a prestigious auction house sold off all the contents of the…
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Finding Hashem in the flight delay by Rabbi Y R Rubin
The phone rings at 3.30 in the morning, never a good sign, especially when you are living in my world of being a rabbi. This column is named Rabbi’s Journal,…
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Rhythm of the Heart Tehillim Chapter 75 by Rabbi Y R Rubin Shlita
It is so late in the night, or perhaps I should say so early in the morning, as the clock ticks its relentless way toward the rising sun and you…
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Highlights from the haftara, parashas Beshalach By Rabbi Yitzchak Reuven Rubin
There are certain truths that seem so apparent that we don’t even speak of them. This is a mistake because if they are not articulated they become lost or dormant…
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The Rhythm of the Heart, Tehillim Chapter 133. by Rabbi Y. R. Rubin
The following is from our Sefer on Tehillim, it touches on a number of important facets that we feel are worth reminding ourselves of. Tehillim is eternal as is its…
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Redeeming a fractured world by Harav Rubin Shlita
We were recently blessed with a lovely simcha, the Pidyon Haben of a great grandson. As I stood waiting for the proceedings to start I shared a whimsical observation with…