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[Chabad.org] [Chabad.org Magazine] [Dedicate an email] Shevat 5, 5777 · February 1, 2017 Editor's Note: Jewish communities around the world are preparing for [10 Shevat], the anniversary of the passing of the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe (Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, of righteous memory), and the day his son-in-law, the Rebbe (Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory), assumed leadership. In his [inaugural address], the Rebbe outlined his vision for the Jewish people and the world. Basing his ideas on the works of his predecessor, the Rebbe expounded on the Divine purpose for which we were all created. In its inception, this world is a garden, a place of Divine revelation. Our mission is to reveal that. Yes, the world today seems full of falsities that can cloud our vision. The darkness can be so intense that the worst of humanity—hate and evil—can rear its ugly head. We can live in a world of falsehood, where agents of terror and fear seem to set an unnerving tone. None of that, however, is the truth. Our mission is not just to subdue the darkness, not to fight it or to be dragged down by it, but to subvert it. To turn the source of untruth on its head, revealing its Divine vision and elevating the world. May we be blessed to make this world a “dwelling place for G‑d” with the revelation of Moshiach! Mordechai Lightstone on behalf of the Chabad.org Editorial Team [Post a Comment »] This Week's Features [Printable Magazine] [Our Secret Matzah Bakery] [Stories from the Samarkand Jewish Underground] By Hillel Zaltzman Your Questions [Why Get an Aliyah (or Maftir) Before a Yahrtzeit?] Before addressing this question, let’s recount a story that underscores the importance of a mourner reciting Kaddish and reading the haftarah throughout the year of mourning. By Yehuda Shurpin [What Is a Dvar Torah?] The practice of sharing a Torah thought is part of the fabric of Jewish life and an integral aspect of lifecycle events, communal gatherings, and even family get-togethers. By Menachem Posner Essay [Meditations on the Child Within] From the Upcoming Book, "Wisdom to Heal the Earth" This is a revolution that is forever: When we can hear the deepest wisdom in the voice of a child. By Tzvi Freeman Video [The Story of a People] As we prepare to take our first steps as a free nation on a journey that would stretch millennia, G-d teaches us the secret of our essence. By Chana Weisberg [[Watch] Watch] (1:46) [Polishing the Buttons] The Previous Rebbe gave us a mission: "Stand ready to greet Moshiach." "Everything is already prepared, all that remains is to 'polish the buttons.'" 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