The animal soul wants to have its say in our divine service. What do we do to tune it out? Rabbi Chaim Moshe begins a series on the Tanya of Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi, the first Rebbe of Chabad.
The name of God in any language is in and of itself holy, and Jewish law forbids its destruction. Consequently, many Jews will spell it in unusual ways such as G-d. Our Rabbinical advisors permit us to type out the name because on a computer monitor the image of words does not have the solidity and permanence of a document. However, we have been cautioned to ask you not to print out materials that have such a name on them, unless you are prepared to dispose of such a page in the proper manner. (Burial of such pages is best.)
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