Tzaddik-Magazine - Revision history

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	Tzaddik Magazine offers subscriptions for its publication.		Tzaddik Magazine offers subscriptions for its publication.

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Contributors

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	Contributors to the Tzaddik Magazine cover a wide range of subject matter. Teachings of rabbis from Tzfat including Rabbi Elazar Mordechai Kenig and Rabbi Ephraim Kenig appear in the magazine as well as the writings of Rabbi Gedaliah Aharon Kenig, zt"l, an early leader of the Breslev community in Tzfat. Many other well-known writers, teachers and philosophers contribute to the magazine on a regular basis while others offer submissions as guest writers.		Contributors to the Tzaddik Magazine cover a wide range of subject matter. Teachings of rabbis from Tzfat including Rabbi Elazar Mordechai Kenig and Rabbi Ephraim Kenig appear in the magazine as well as the writings of Rabbi Gedaliah Aharon Kenig, zt"l, an early leader of the Breslev community in Tzfat. Many other well-known writers, teachers and philosophers contribute to the magazine on a regular basis while others offer submissions as guest writers.

−	The articles in Tzaddik Magazine offer reflections on Breslev practices such as “[[Hisbodedus\|Hitboddudut]]” -- solitary meditation -- and teachings about the Kabbalah, including the ideas and thinking of the great Tzfat Kabbalists such as Rabbi Isaac Luria -- the ARI -- and Rabbi Chaim Vital. Each issue of Tzaddik Magazine features philosophies and teachings which relate to the upcoming holidays along with the Hassidic outlook of how to fully enjoy and appreciate these special days.	+	The articles in Tzaddik Magazine offer reflections on Breslev practices such as “[[Hisbodedus\|Hitboddudut]]” -- solitary meditation -- and teachings about the Kabbalah, including the ideas and thinking of the great Tzfat Kabbalists such as [[Rabbi Yitzchak Luria\|Rabbi Isaac Luria]] -- the ARI -- and Rabbi Chaim Vital. Each issue of Tzaddik Magazine features philosophies and teachings which relate to the upcoming holidays along with the Hassidic outlook of how to fully enjoy and appreciate these special days.

	== Photography ==		== Photography ==

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Contributors

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	== Contributors ==		== Contributors ==
−	Contributors to the Tzaddik Magazine cover a wide range of subject matter. Teachings of ~~Breslev~~ rabbis from Tzfat including Rabbi Elazar Mordechai Kenig and Rabbi Ephraim Kenig appear in the magazine as well as the writings of Rabbi Gedaliah Aharon Kenig, zt"l, an early leader of the Breslev community in Tzfat. Many other well-known writers, teachers and philosophers contribute to the magazine on a regular basis while others offer submissions as guest writers.	+	Contributors to the Tzaddik Magazine cover a wide range of subject matter. Teachings of rabbis from Tzfat including Rabbi Elazar Mordechai Kenig and Rabbi Ephraim Kenig appear in the magazine as well as the writings of Rabbi Gedaliah Aharon Kenig, zt"l, an early leader of the Breslev community in Tzfat. Many other well-known writers, teachers and philosophers contribute to the magazine on a regular basis while others offer submissions as guest writers.

	The articles in Tzaddik Magazine offer reflections on Breslev practices such as “[[Hisbodedus\|Hitboddudut]]” -- solitary meditation -- and teachings about the Kabbalah, including the ideas and thinking of the great Tzfat Kabbalists such as Rabbi Isaac Luria -- the ARI -- and Rabbi Chaim Vital. Each issue of Tzaddik Magazine features philosophies and teachings which relate to the upcoming holidays along with the Hassidic outlook of how to fully enjoy and appreciate these special days.		The articles in Tzaddik Magazine offer reflections on Breslev practices such as “[[Hisbodedus\|Hitboddudut]]” -- solitary meditation -- and teachings about the Kabbalah, including the ideas and thinking of the great Tzfat Kabbalists such as Rabbi Isaac Luria -- the ARI -- and Rabbi Chaim Vital. Each issue of Tzaddik Magazine features philosophies and teachings which relate to the upcoming holidays along with the Hassidic outlook of how to fully enjoy and appreciate these special days.

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Material

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	== Material ==		== Material ==
−	The production of the Tzaddik Magazine is based in [[Safed\|Tzfat]]. The project provides articles about Judaism, [[Kabbalah]] and “Hassidut” -- Hassidic thought -- according to the [[Breslev in Safed\|Breslev]] Hassidic tradition. The magazine was conceived and is being developed by the LKS Tzfat Development Corporation which aims to attract investments and resources to the Tzfat area.	+	The production of the Tzaddik Magazine is based in [[Safed\|Tzfat]]. The project provides articles about Judaism, [[Kabbalah]] and “Hassidut” -- Hassidic thought -- according to the [[Breslev in Safed\|Breslev]] Hassidic tradition. The magazine was conceived and is being developed by the LKS Tzfat Development Corporation, an organization which aims to attract investments and resources to the Tzfat area.

	Tzaddik Magazine was launched in August 2011. It comes out as a quarterly and publications are timed to coincide with each season’s Jewish holidays. Each issue contains Kabbalistic thoughts of Tzfat's rabbis which pertain to that season’s upcoming holiday as well as Hassidic teachings about prayer, the Nature of Man, Tzfat and Jewish Life.		Tzaddik Magazine was launched in August 2011. It comes out as a quarterly and publications are timed to coincide with each season’s Jewish holidays. Each issue contains Kabbalistic thoughts of Tzfat's rabbis which pertain to that season’s upcoming holiday as well as Hassidic teachings about prayer, the Nature of Man, Tzfat and Jewish Life.

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Overview

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
−	The Hebrew word “tzaddik” -- righteousness -- refers to a person that has completely nullified his bad traits and desires. It is often used as a reference to [[Rebbe Nachman of ~~Breslov~~]]. The Tzaddik Magazine, available in print and online, provides knowledge, information and material for introspection which allows each individual the opportunity to learn more about Judaism.	+	The Hebrew word “tzaddik” -- righteousness -- refers to a person that has completely nullified his bad traits and desires. It is often used as a reference to [[Rebbe Nachman of Breslev]]. The Tzaddik Magazine, available in print and online, provides knowledge, information and material for introspection which allows each individual the opportunity to learn more about Judaism.

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
−	The Hebrew word “tzaddik” -- righteousness -- refers to ~~the belief~~ that ~~the final redemption will be completed when every single Jew is redeemed~~ and ~~can be called "Tzaddik~~.~~" A Jew~~ is ~~redeemed when he is knowledgeable about his Jewish heritage and traditions~~. The Tzaddik Magazine, available in print and online, provides knowledge, information and material for introspection which allows each individual the opportunity to learn ~~and develop his or her Jewish soul~~.	+	The Hebrew word “tzaddik” -- righteousness -- refers to a person that has completely nullified his bad traits and desires. It is often used as a reference to [[Rebbe Nachman of Breslov]]. The Tzaddik Magazine, available in print and online, provides knowledge, information and material for introspection which allows each individual the opportunity to learn more about Judaism.

	== Material ==		== Material ==

Simcha at 19:28, 20 August 2012

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−	\|data8 = Breslev-inspired periodical ~~which aims to provide “Streamlined Kabbalah from~~ Tzfat.”}}	+	\|data8 = Breslev-inspired periodical published in Tzfat.”}}

	“Tzaddik” magazine is a [[Safed\|Tzfat]] based print and online quarterly periodical about Breslov and [[Kabbalah]] published by the LKS Tzfat Development Corporation and the Rabbi Kenig community.		“Tzaddik” magazine is a [[Safed\|Tzfat]] based print and online quarterly periodical about Breslov and [[Kabbalah]] published by the LKS Tzfat Development Corporation and the Rabbi Kenig community.

Simcha at 19:28, 20 August 2012

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	Contributors to the Tzaddik Magazine cover a wide range of subject matter. Teachings of Breslev rabbis from Tzfat including Rabbi Elazar Mordechai Kenig and Rabbi Ephraim Kenig appear in the magazine as well as the writings of Rabbi Gedaliah Aharon Kenig, zt"l, an early leader of the Breslev community in Tzfat. Many other well-known writers, teachers and philosophers contribute to the magazine on a regular basis while others offer submissions as guest writers.		Contributors to the Tzaddik Magazine cover a wide range of subject matter. Teachings of Breslev rabbis from Tzfat including Rabbi Elazar Mordechai Kenig and Rabbi Ephraim Kenig appear in the magazine as well as the writings of Rabbi Gedaliah Aharon Kenig, zt"l, an early leader of the Breslev community in Tzfat. Many other well-known writers, teachers and philosophers contribute to the magazine on a regular basis while others offer submissions as guest writers.

−	The articles in Tzaddik Magazine offer reflections on Breslev practices such as ~~“Hitboddudut”~~ -- solitary meditation -- and teachings about the Kabbalah, including the ideas and thinking of the great Tzfat Kabbalists such as Rabbi Isaac Luria -- the ARI -- and Rabbi Chaim Vital. Each issue of Tzaddik Magazine features philosophies and teachings which relate to the upcoming holidays along with the Hassidic outlook of how to fully enjoy and appreciate these special days.	+	The articles in Tzaddik Magazine offer reflections on Breslev practices such as “[[Hisbodedus\|Hitboddudut]]” -- solitary meditation -- and teachings about the Kabbalah, including the ideas and thinking of the great Tzfat Kabbalists such as Rabbi Isaac Luria -- the ARI -- and Rabbi Chaim Vital. Each issue of Tzaddik Magazine features philosophies and teachings which relate to the upcoming holidays along with the Hassidic outlook of how to fully enjoy and appreciate these special days.

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	== Subscriptions ==		== Subscriptions ==
−	~~Individuals and organizations which are interested in subscribing to~~ Tzaddik Magazine ~~may do so online~~.	+	Tzaddik Magazine offers subscriptions for its publication.

	{{Claim Page}}		{{Claim Page}}

Simcha at 19:25, 20 August 2012

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	\|title = Tzaddik Magazine		\|title = Tzaddik Magazine
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	\|data8 = Breslev-inspired periodical which aims to provide “Streamlined Kabbalah from Tzfat.”}}		\|data8 = Breslev-inspired periodical which aims to provide “Streamlined Kabbalah from Tzfat.”}}

−	~~Individuals looking for~~ a ~~spiritual boost~~ and ~~meaningful reading material with plenty of food for thought will appreciate~~ the ~~new~~ Tzfat~~-based “Tzaddik” magazine~~.	+	“Tzaddik” magazine is a [[Safed\|Tzfat]] based print and online quarterly periodical about Breslov and [[Kabbalah]] published by the LKS Tzfat Development Corporation and the Rabbi Kenig community.

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
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	== Material ==		== Material ==
−	The production of the Tzaddik Magazine is based in Tzfat. The project provides articles about Judaism, Kabbalah and “Hassidut” -- Hassidic thought -- according to the [[Breslev ~~of SafedBreslev~~]] Hassidic tradition. The magazine was conceived and is being developed by the LKS Tzfat Development Corporation which aims to attract investments and resources to the Tzfat area.	+	The production of the Tzaddik Magazine is based in [[Safed\|Tzfat]]. The project provides articles about Judaism, [[Kabbalah]] and “Hassidut” -- Hassidic thought -- according to the [[Breslev in Safed\|Breslev]] Hassidic tradition. The magazine was conceived and is being developed by the LKS Tzfat Development Corporation which aims to attract investments and resources to the Tzfat area.

−	Tzaddik Magazine was launched in August 2011. It comes out as a quarterly and publications are timed to coincide with each season’s Jewish holidays. Each issue contains Kabbalistic thoughts of Tzfat ~~Breslev Rabbinical leaders~~ which pertain to that season’s upcoming holiday as well as Hassidic teachings about prayer, the Nature of Man, Tzfat and Jewish Life.	+	Tzaddik Magazine was launched in August 2011. It comes out as a quarterly and publications are timed to coincide with each season’s Jewish holidays. Each issue contains Kabbalistic thoughts of Tzfat's rabbis which pertain to that season’s upcoming holiday as well as Hassidic teachings about prayer, the Nature of Man, Tzfat and Jewish Life.

	== Contributors ==		== Contributors ==
−	Contributors to the Tzaddik Magazine cover a wide range of subject matter. Teachings of Breslev rabbis from Tzfat including ~~Rav~~ Elazar Mordechai Kenig and ~~Rav~~ Ephraim Kenig appear in the magazine as well as the writings of ~~Reb~~ Gedaliah Aharon Kenig, zt"l, an early leader of the Breslev community in Tzfat. Many other well-known writers, teachers and philosophers contribute to the magazine on a regular basis while others offer submissions as guest writers.	+	Contributors to the Tzaddik Magazine cover a wide range of subject matter. Teachings of Breslev rabbis from Tzfat including Rabbi Elazar Mordechai Kenig and Rabbi Ephraim Kenig appear in the magazine as well as the writings of Rabbi Gedaliah Aharon Kenig, zt"l, an early leader of the Breslev community in Tzfat. Many other well-known writers, teachers and philosophers contribute to the magazine on a regular basis while others offer submissions as guest writers.

	The articles in Tzaddik Magazine offer reflections on Breslev practices such as “Hitboddudut” -- solitary meditation -- and teachings about the Kabbalah, including the ideas and thinking of the great Tzfat Kabbalists such as Rabbi Isaac Luria -- the ARI -- and Rabbi Chaim Vital. Each issue of Tzaddik Magazine features philosophies and teachings which relate to the upcoming holidays along with the Hassidic outlook of how to fully enjoy and appreciate these special days.		The articles in Tzaddik Magazine offer reflections on Breslev practices such as “Hitboddudut” -- solitary meditation -- and teachings about the Kabbalah, including the ideas and thinking of the great Tzfat Kabbalists such as Rabbi Isaac Luria -- the ARI -- and Rabbi Chaim Vital. Each issue of Tzaddik Magazine features philosophies and teachings which relate to the upcoming holidays along with the Hassidic outlook of how to fully enjoy and appreciate these special days.