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Berakhot (Hebrew: בְּרָכוֹת, romanized: bərāḵōṯ, lit. 'blessings') is the first tractate of Seder Zeraim (Order of Seeds) of the Mishnah and the . The tractate discusses the laws of Jewish prayer—particularly of the Shema Yisrael and the Amidah—and blessings for various circumstances.
Are you a child or an orphan?
“Know that which is above you: a seeing eye, a listening ear, and all your deeds being inscribed in a book.”
— Ethics of the Fathers, 2:1
God is reaching out to rescue, guide, and protect you. Across many traditions, it is believed He works in your life to shield you from destructive habits, steer you away from danger, and offer you a path toward lasting peace and life.
It’s You’re Choice
“Though the vine be supported by straight reeds and forked reeds, it cannot stand up under the weight of the wine in its grapes. So if wine's own mother cannot bear its burden, how then can you?”
— Midrash Rabbah
06/10/2026
Even before I am aware of my thoughts, He has it all worked out. (Psalms 139:4 according to the Targum).
Trusting in the One Above doesn’t mean waiting for miracles. It means having confidence in yourself and in what you have decided to do.
Because you trust the One Above has set you on a good path and put the right ideas in your mind.
He invests in you and He trusts in you. And you should, too.
(Igeret Hakodesh 11, according to the Rebbe's biurim)
— By Tzvi Freeman
From the wisdom of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, of righteous memory; words and condensation by Rabbi Tzvi Freeman.
06/10/2026
How can anyone fail to realize that the world, and all its grandeur, must have a Creator? 💥
In the Bible, praying at midnight represents a strategic time for deliverance, praise, and seeking spiritual breakthroughs during moments of severe crisis or deep devotion. While Scripture does not declare midnight prayers mandatory for salvation, it repeatedly highlights the midnight hour as a spiritually significant time when God alters circumstances and breaks chains
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