Beis Moshiach presents the maamer the Rebbe MH”M delivered on Yud Shvat 5716, in accordance with the custom established by the Rebbe to review each year a section of the Rebbe Rayatz’s maamer Basi L’Gani of 5710. • This year we focus on the sixth section of the profound and foundational Chassidic discourse.
Beis Moshiach weekly magazine presents a pathway that makes sense, even in the face of such overwhelming darkness. Fine. If it’s a test that Hashem is giving us in the final moments of Galus, we will stand up to it “with this publication.”
In one of the most poignant events recorded in the Torah, Yosef, the viceroy of Egypt, is finally ready to divulge his identity to his brothers.
Beis Moshiach refers to the Rebbe as Melech HaMoshiach. Eight years ago we sat down with the Vaad HaRuchni and asked them to explain the importance in referring to the Rebbe with the title “Melech HaMoshiach.” Why isn’t it enough to say, “Adoneinu Moreinu V’Rabbeinu”? What impact does using MH”M have on the readers
At the recent banquet of the Kinus HaShluchim that took place on Motzaei Shabbos in 770, the former Broadway star, Dudu Fisher, addressed the shluchim. He told about the bracha of the Rebbe Rayatz in the merit of which his mother was born, and the bracha and guidance of the Rebbe which paved the way for the kiddush Hashem Dudu made when he appeared on Broadway without desecrating the Shabbos. * Also, his feelings about 770, who his chavrusa for Chassidus is, and where he wants to appear at the next Kinus HaShluchim
One of the vital aspects for upkeep of Bitachon is that it should be active in a person’s reality constantly. Even during challenging times, the same focused Bitachon mindset and easy-going mood should be maintained.
On Hei Teves, thousands of Chabad Chassidim will descend on bookstores to mark the holiday of the s’farim. * We spoke with three Lubavitcher authors about the world of Chabad s’farim and how it stands out from the rest of the market for Jewish books
It was common in this country for thugs to kidnap in exchange for ransom. Acts of cold-blooded murder by violent cartels were routine occurrences. Who knew what my fate would be
This week we celebrate the special victory of Hey Teves, the day that – in the year 5747 – the federal court ruled that all the s’farim that were taken from the library of the Rebbe should be returned. The next year – Year of Hakhel 5748 – the day of 5 Teves fell out on Shabbos. Chassidim were unsure if the Rebbe wanted the day to be marked with a celebration or not.
Rebbetzin Sima Ashkenazi, wife of R’ Mordechai Shmuel Ashkenazi a”h, came to the Rebbe for Tishrei this year, after a hiatus of 47 years. Throughout those years she stayed with her husband who could not, as the rav of Kfar Chabad, travel at that time. * In this insightful interview, she shares her amazement of the chayus and hiskashrus of the young girls and shares stories from her earlier Tishrei with the Rebbe
Hei Teves 5747. The joyous news quickly spread – Didan Natzach! We were victorious! The judge ruled that the s’farim belong to Agudas Chassidei Chabad, the Rebbe and the s’farim belong to the Chassidim! The streets of Crown Heights were full of people dancing.
January 22, 2016