This month’s Derher is packed to the brim with gripping Chassidishe content, at the center of which is an extensive article about Bitachon, an article tracing the story of F.R.E.E., and all the regular columns.
There’s an old tale told about a snake:
The snake was once asked: “Why are you so depressed? Of all creatures on earth you are the last one that needs to worry about anything; your food is the dust of the earth, you will never go hungry.” The snake responded: “I worry what will happen after I eat up the entire earth…”
When one lacks bitachon, absolute trust in Hashem that all will be good, they are bound to find something to worry about, even when it is utterly irrational.
This month’s Derher is packed to the brim with gripping Chassidishe content, at the center of which is an extensive article about Bitachon.
We’ve all learned about the concept of Bitachon and we know we’re supposed to have it. But what is it? More importantly, how can I have it? Why should I be so certain that everything will be good?
This article explores this in a clear and practical manner, based on traditional Torah sources and illuminated by the Rebbe’s teachings.
Another feature offers a look at the fascinating story of F.R.E.E. How the Rebbe charged a group of recently immigrated Russian bochurim with the mission of creating an organization that would translate the heroic self-sacrifice of Soviet Jewry into vibrant Jewish life in the free world.
The issues’s final feature marks thirty years since the First Gulf War. Read all about the unfolding of the events at the time and the Rebbe’s direction and guidance.
Plus! All the columns that are in every Derher issue!
Dvar Malchus. Leben Mitten Rebben. Ksav Yad Kodesh. Essential Themes in the Rebbe’s Torah. A Chassidishe Maaseh. Stories of the Rebbe. Der Rebbe Vet Gefinen A Veg. Moments.
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