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Shavuot Holiday Laws and Customs This article includes all the laws, customs & traditions of Shavuot. Dmitry's Winning Way Dmitry “Star of David” Salita is undefeated (20-0) in his professional boxing career. He tells about his relationship with G-d and how he keeps Mitzvot. The Magic Moment by Larry Domnitch On the morning of Shavuoth, June 15 1967, after the liberation of Jerusalem following the Six Day War, the Old City was officially opened to the public. Greater than Angels By Rabbi Abraham J. Twerski There is a much more efficient way of managing unacceptable ideas and feelings. Marriage: Acceptance, Partnership & Vision By Simon Jacobson What is it about the love between man and woman that inspires endless fascination bordering on obsession? Old Book Gets New Life by Steve Hyatt An exquisite book has impacted many souls since a family member first acquired it so many years ago. Thunder on the Mountain By Bella Schapiro G-d made the most unsubtle revelation so that afterwards His presence should become so subtle that it could fit in my mind, my heart. Yizkor by Rabbi Y. Jacobson On Shavouth, as on Yom Kippur, Sukkot and Passover, Jews assemble for Yizkor services to shed a tear and say a prayer for departed family and friends.			Reasoning in Stone by Yanki Tauber Adapted from the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, this article discusses the deeper state of Torah. New Lease on Life By Marion Fish Chabad's Children of Chernobyl rescues children from Russia and brings them to Israel to recuperate from radiation left from a nuclear accident in 1986. Good Business Tips By Rabbi Dr. Breitowitz The Torah constantly juxtaposes the ritual commands and the interpersonal ethical obligations. Reading Your Obituary By Dov Greenberg Thinking about how one’s obituary will read can make us rethink our direction in life. A Real JAP by Miriam Karp If you see a lovely young mother of Asian appearance pushing a stroller up the rocky Jerusalem road, it may well be Rachel, the ex-Rockette, using her strength to connect her family with the eternal Rock of Israel. Strawberry Shortcake by Judith Segal What Shavuoth recipe could be more appealing than old-fashioned strawberry shortcake? Broken & Whole by Tzvi Freeman Which takes precedence, the Torah or the Jewish people? The Blessing of Food By Dr. Wendy Mogel Judaism recognizes that food can be a vehicle for holiness and family unity. For the previous year's Shavuos articles, click here >>>