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Editor's Note Anticipating Redemption Dear Friend, This week, on the 11th day of Nissan (Thursday night, April 7–Friday, April 8), we celebrate the 115th anniversary of the birth of our beloved Rebbe, of righteous memory. The Rebbe would speak about the long-awaited redemption of our people using two terms: collective redemption and personal redemption. Our prophets and sages tell us what the redemption of our entire people will look like: When Moshiach will come, there will be no war or hatred. All peoples of the world will live in peace and harmony. The very ether will be filled with love and awareness of G‑d's presence. Definitely a world we can yearn for. But what exactly is "personal redemption"? What is it supposed to look or feel like? To be personally redeemed means to apply the same global yearnings and ideals to our own "micro" selves. Personal redemption means that our own little world should harbor no more conflict, jealousy or resentment. It means nurturing an outlook that engenders love inside of our selves toward all of G‑d's creations. And a state of mind in which we are constantly aware of G‑d's presence in our lives. So, how do we achieve this? The Rebbe advised that we begin by studying Torah texts that tell us what the era of Moshiach will look like. We can then work to mirror that in our own lives. May this Passover, the "Festival of our Freedom," bring with it true liberation and freedom, both micro and macro. Mendy Kaminker, on behalf of the Chabad.org Editorial Team Discuss Passover Toolbox Sell Your Chametz Online Any chametz left undisposed must be sold to a non-Jew. Use this online form to quickly delegate a rabbi to sell your chametz for you. Read What Is a Seder? A quick overview of the Seder's steps; click on the print button and it becomes a quick reference during the Seder . . . Read Haggadah Tidbits Fifteen short and juicy explanations to accompany your seder. Includes a printout with one tidbit per page, so you can hand these out to your participants. Read How to Prepare Your Seder Plate Items Quickly & Easily Read 11 Nissan Anniversary of the Rebbe's Birth 11 Nissan 5777: Celebrating 115 years since the birth of the Lubavitcher Rebbe Read The Day Crown Heights Kosher Knishes Were Trucked to Capitol Hill A 1983 'New York Times' report on how the White House honored the Rebbe's 81st birthday. Read Farbrengen: 11 Nissan 5737 (1977) The Rebbe's 75th birthday: Today's gathering is not about a private individual. It is only that I had the good fortune to be able to help others to grow in Torah and Mitzvos, to assist and encourage them to the best of my ability… Watch Passover Learning Is GMO Non-Rising Wheat Kosher for Matzah? Whether or not such wheat will ever be developed, your question is a fascinating one! Read Welcoming the 'Wicked Son' to Our Seder Table The four sons represent the kaleidoscope of perspectives we all bring to the table. Read Parshah Hug Your Loved Ones Because You Can It is now more than two years since my arms and lips stopped working . . . Read Jewish News All Hands on Deck for a Passover Seder on 'U.S.S. Nimitz' Aircraft carrier one of many holiday sites for Jewish military personnel stationed worldwide. Read Story They Never Made it to the Seder... The sun was about to set, and they were still almost 100 kilometers away from their destination. Read My Escape From Iran My mother told me that I could set my goals as high as I chose and that I could accomplish anything, but I knew that my freedom was limited Read Why Would G-d Let the Torahs Burn? It was the 1960s, and a large synagogue in Toronto, Canada, had been set ablaze . . . Read This email was sent to: rightbuy18@aol.com Change email address · Manage Subscriptions · Going on a vacation? · Unsubscribe Tip: To ensure that our emails continue to be delivered to your inbox, add subscriptions@chabad.org to your address book or "whitelist" it in any filters or anti-spam programs you may have. © Copyright Chabad.org, all rights reserved. Privacy Policy Chabad.org · Ask the Rabbi · Contact Us · Donate