The Garden of Knowledge by rabbi Shalom Arush now in English

http://www.breslev.co.il/store/books/breslev_books_english/the_garden_of_knowledge.aspx?id=20112&language=english

The Garden of Knowledge Brand New! The Garden of Knowledge Almost all of us have driving licenses, but few of us can explain how a car’s engine works. We all see, but few of us realize how the human eye operates. So if we can’t understand how our own car or eyes function, how can we possibly understand the secrets of creation? Rebbe Nachman of Breslev teaches that we must observe the wisdom that The Creator instilled in every creation, for by doing so, we connect to The Creator, for all wisdom comes from Him.  The Book of Genesis, in its description of creation, contains inner secrets of life which are subtly alluded to within each of its words. Rabbi Shalom Arush has not merely written another elaboration of Torah, but has taken the light of Genesis, showing us how its inner messages can illuminate our daily lives. As such, The Garden of Knowledge is a guidebook to personal growth and spiritual well-being. No truth-seeker should be without this book. !! Translated by Rabbi Lazer Brody, 317 pages, deluxe softcover.  ISBN: 56-1779  Our Price: USD $ 13.90

We love you Rabbi Ovadia Yosef ZLB (From Rabbi Brody)

Aliyah and your marriage from NBN

http://www.nbn.org.il/aliyahpedia/getting-started/families-a-aliyah/928-aliyah-and-your-marriage.html

Relocating. Changing jobs. Packing and moving. What do they all have in common? Beside for being major life changes, they are also among the three top stresses a marriage can experience.

Making Aliyah involves all three- and that's only the beginning. It's no wonder then that many marriages suffer under the strain of changes brought on by Aliyah. Here are some tips that can help your marriage sail through the transition.

Marriage is Also a Task – Aliyah may seem like an endless To Do list. Among all the shopping and running around from office to office, don't forget to pay attention to the most important thing you're bringing with you to Israel- your marriage. Take fifteen minutes on even the most hectic day to sit down with your spouse for a cup of coffee. The time you spend connecting with each other will more than pay for itself in the feeling that your relationship remains a constant, steady support.

Respect Your Differences – Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus- even in Israel. In all probability you and your spouse will have different reactions to some or even all aspects of Aliyah. Acknowledging these differences is important, supporting your spouse no matter how different from you they may be feeling is critical. Remember there is no right way to feel about Aliyah. The transition is difficult enough without your spouse feeling that there's something wrong with them because they're not feeling the same things you are.

The Tortoise and The Hare – The pace of Aliyah is different for everyone. Some people take to life in Israel immediately, while for others it's a long, slow journey until all the pieces fall into place. This can be particularly hard on a couple when one is thriving while the other is limping along. Be sensitive to the pace of your spouse's Klitah- it may be very different from your own.

Taking the above issues into consideration can go a long way to ensuring that your marriage makes the move to Israel as intact as your carefully packed China.

See you in Israel (a new dating site for marriage and aliyah minded indiviuals)

http://www.seeyouinisrael.com/default.aspx

Rabbi Arush in South Africa (see how big he really is becoming)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvHnL1p1ofE#t=92

Why not to BOYCOTT ISRAEL by Ari Lesser

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8bR4EU2eUg

Maccabeats Dror Yikra to Cups

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itIG4WU3WUc