Passover

If one is spiritually focused the love of our Great Creator becomes apparent. It becomes an act of devotion and stewardship to nurture the body and life we have been gifted so that we can better use it to serve and participate in the healing others. This would be best understood as nourishment and sharing...... Far different from hoardings or selfishness which can easily occlude sensitivity, compassion, ability to see .To see is to reach out and participate givingly in the great cycle of G---'s abundance. It is a wellspring of joy and rejuvenation! Reply

I am not sure that my comment was printed ( at least I did not see it) But once again I want to thank Chabad for the extraordinary work that you do to make sure people have a chance to keep mitzvot and become closer to Hashem and make people aware of their Judaism.
May you go from strength to strength and continue in your holy works for many years to come. Yehudit Spero Bet Shemesh , Israel Reply

Chabad will bring Moshiach. Chabad has done more for the Jewish people than any other group I can think of. May G-d give you continued strength . You are an inspiration to all people everywhere. Reply

Living in a world where JEWS are discriminated on since I was young, it is a pleasure to see a site like yours. thank you for making me feel good. Reply

As far as 'being spiritual and selfish..." I think we should express ourselves and act "spiritual and cautious!" There are too many people out there nowadays who just want to take advantage and live off others and they try to make them feel "guilty" if one doesn't share oneself or their possessions. Our spirituality is ours and our mitzvot is to be done to the real needy not to organizations who want to have poor people so that they can have a job or keep busy!
Same goes for orphanages whose children have parents who are abused, not helped, rejected, drugs are provided to them easily and alcohol is cheaper than food itself! Moreover, they are not dead! This is a vicious circle without end because non-profit organizations get away without paying taxes, so do church properties. However, for them to survive, they need victims! For the common people like us, of course we have to act selfish many times, unless we want to end up being in the other end where we'll need someone to help us. Reply

This year 5774, has been my very first time that I held a Seder at home (not converted.) I didn't know I could pull it through until the day before the Erev when I started buying the groceries for our meal, my two sons and myself. Cooked a Peruvian lamb stew to use the shank bone and we had it for dinner. Read my Haggadah and my sons wondered about the meaning of the egg, which was not in there but I got in the internet in my cell phone, found out about it and they were content. It was not a complete success but must say it was not a complete disaster either. I became more aware of this when I attended a second night Seder at a temple close by with whom I had signed up thinking I could not do it at home. For someone alone in Bali - have been there and the locals are all faithful muslims, I would recommend he invites friends even if they are of different religions who would accept his/her invitation and expose them to a Seder which would be as meaningful as having it with other jews. Reply

Thank you Thank you so much for your service!!
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Thank you for all your help! Reply

Thank you! Thank you so much for all your hard work! I really appreciate it and you're truly a blessing :) Reply

I want to Thank you Chabat Lubavich for the good jewish spirit you send to us.
What you do is important and inspiring!
Great! Reply

Your work It is so difficult to express, but I want to say that I am always instilled with hope and a deep bitachon in Hashem when I read the things that you do. May Hashem give you every b'rachah so that you may always continue in your great Mitzvot. Reply