Daily learning
One short teaching a day, about two minutes. Each has the Hebrew, the English, a plain explanation and how to use it in your work and your life.
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Chassidut
Me'or Einayim, Daily
A daily teaching from Rabbi Menachem Nachum of Chernobyl on the weekly parsha, with a plain explanation and how to use it.
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Ethics
Pirkei Avot, Daily
One mishnah a day from Ethics of the Fathers, with the classic commentators and how it applies to your work.
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Speech
Shmirat HaLashon, Daily
One law a day from the Chafetz Chaim on guarding your speech, the reason behind it, and what it means for your group chats.
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Parsha stories
Each page takes one story from Bereishit, Noach, Lech Lecha or Vayera and follows it through the Torah, the Talmud and the teachers who came after.
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Bereishit
Did Adam Fall Up?
Was Adam's sin only a disaster, or part of God's plan? The Rambam, Ramban, Arizal and others on the Tree of Knowledge, free will and teshuvah.
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Bereishit
Why Does God's Name Keep Changing in Bereishit?
Follow Elokim and Hashem verse by verse on an interactive map, and see the parsha split into five levels.
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Noach
Inside Noach's Ark
How big the ark really was, what was on each floor, and the teaching that its measurements spell God's name.
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Noach
The Tower of Babel
What the builders planned, why they were spared, and how the story of Babel leads to Avraham.
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Lech Lecha
The Journey of Avraham
Follow Avraham on a map, with the Zohar and Rav Kook, the letter that changed his name, the covenant and the ten tests.
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Vayera
Ayeh: Where Do You Stand?
Where is Sarah, where are the men, where is the lamb? A dvar Torah by Rav Gedaliah Gurfein on the question "where?"
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Big ideas
How God runs the world, how Jewish history fits together, and who the sages were. These are the pages to start with if you want the whole map.
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Kabbalah
The Ten Sefirot, Explained Simply
Tap each sefirah on an interactive tree, with plain English and real-life examples.
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Chassidut
The Source Code
A computer picture of how God runs the world, from the Zohar, Tanya, the Ramchal and Rav Kook, and why God hides so we can choose.
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History
4,000 Years of Jewish History
An interactive timeline from Avraham to the State of Israel: every era, the kings, the prophets and the centers of Jewish life in exile.
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Mishnah and Talmud
The Sages of the Mishnah and Talmud
Who each sage was, who taught him, and how he rules, with every claim shown next to its Hebrew source.
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Mishnah and Talmud
The Chain of Tradition
From Sinai to today: the Tannaim, Amoraim, Rishonim and the rest, what each group wrote, and what Rabbi, Rav and Rabban mean.
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Mitzvot
What a mitzvah says, where it comes from, how the Sages explained it, and where it stops. These pages are for learning, not for rulings. Ask your rav how a law applies to you.
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Tzedakah
Open Your Hand
How much to give, the Rambam's eight levels of tzedakah, who comes first, and how to give without shaming anyone.
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Kibud av va'em
Honor Your Father and Your Mother
What fear and honor mean in everyday life, how far the Sages went, where the mitzvah stops, and what it means after a parent is gone.
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Aseret HaDibrot
The Ten Commandments
In Hebrew, English and transliteration, with Shemot 20 next to Devarim 5, and a page for each commandment.
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Bnei Noach
The Seven Noahide Laws
The seven laws of Noah with the Talmud sources they come from, and the opinions that wanted to add more.
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Prayer and practice
Understand what you are saying in the siddur and in Tehillim, and practice reading the Torah out loud.
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Shacharit
Baruch She'amar
The blessing that opens the morning psalms, word by word, and the tradition that it fell from heaven.
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Siddur
The Torah Tech Siddur
Tap any word in the siddur to see what it means.
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Tehillim
Tikkun HaKlali
The ten psalms Rebbe Nachman of Breslov chose, why he chose them, and how to say them.
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Pregnancy and birth
Segulot for Pregnancy and Birth
A printed segulah sheet read line by line with its sources: Tehillim 20 said twelve or seventy times, the verses for the birth, and what halacha says about using verses this way.
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Leyning
Torah Reading Practice
Practice trope and Torah reading with flash cards. Free, with no signup. Good for bar mitzvah preparation.
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These pages are for learning. They are not halachic rulings. For how a law applies to you, ask your rav.