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It's Time To Build The Tribe!
Tech Tribe is the community of young Jews in Tech and Digital Media.
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🌇 Tech Shabbat | BK
Tech Shabbats are the new big thing and @JLatinCenter and @mytechtribe are bringing together NYC's amazing founders, investors, coders and operators for an incredible Shabbat on November 13th!
Take part in a traditional Shabbat dinner, with kiddush, gratitudes, new friends, and exquisite conversation!
👉 Get Your Seat: mytechtribe.org/shabbat
♟️Join us for our November First Friday Shabbat meal!
The winter nights are long, but we're ready to fill them with incredible joy!
Join the Tech Tribe for a delicious Shabbat meal followed by some great boardgames from our library. We'll also have plenty of nosh and lchaim to enjoy as well!
👉 Get your seat: Mytechtribe.org/ff
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What is the Shema? Raise your eyes higher and still higher, to perceive a level beyond intellect, and grasp this itself with your intellect.
— Hayom Yom 19 Cheshvan
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A response of the Alter Rebbe, the founder of Chabad, in a audience with a Chasid:
Chassidicnl thought is Sh'ma Yisrael. The word sh'ma is an acronym of s'u marom eineichem, "Raise your eyes on high."
The verse says "on high" (marom), and not "to the heavens" (shamayim).
"On high" means higher and still higher, to attain a level beyond intellect, and grasp this itself intellectually - as the verse concludes, "and see Who created these."
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We are compared to the stars twinkling in the high heavens. By their light, even he who walks in the darkness of night shall not blunder.
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"Torah-study every day is crucial to life itself. This applies not only to the soul of the one studying but also to the souls of his family. For then (through Torah-study), the atmosphere of the home becomes an atmosphere of Torah and piety."
- Hayom Yom 4 Cheshvan
✨ Tech Shabbats are the new big thing
🌇 Join NYC's greatest founders, investors, coders and operators at Novig HQ. Take part in a traditional Shabbat dinner, with kiddush, gratitudes and new friends, and exquisite conversation.
👥 Host Committee: @j__fort, Co-Founder & CEO at @Novig • @EinhornGabe, Co-Founder Nessoo• @farroyossi, Wrap Fest • @DavidPawlan, Merit Systems
👉 Limited Seats Available: mytechtribe.org/shabbat
Every potential idea we express has an effect either in physical form or on a spiritual plane that can be perceived only with higher and more refined senses.
A resident of Mezibuz had a quarrel with another. Once, while in the Baal Shem Tov's shul, he shouted that he would tear the other fellow to pieces like a fish.
The Baal Shem Tov told his pupils to hold one another's hand, and to stand near him with their eyes closed. Then he placed his holy hands on the shoulders of the two disciples next to him. Suddenly the disciples began shouting in great terror: They had seen that fellow actually dismembering his disputant.
This incident shows clearly that every potential has an effect - either in physical form or on a spiritual plane that can be perceived only with higher and more refined senses.
- Hayom Yom Tishrei 29
🕯️ Finding Purpose in Gaza’s Tunnels
On October 7, Sapir Cohen hid under a bed as missiles fell and Hamas terrorists stormed her kibbutz.
Certain she was about to die, she thought about her life and the things she had—or hadn’t—done with it.
She prayed for one last chance to do something meaningful.
Then she was taken hostage.
For 55 days, in H*mas captivity, Sapir made a choice: to find purpose even in the darkest place imaginable. She met other hostages who were terrified and broken, and decided that she could be there for them.
“I felt that I’m in a place that I can be the most meaningful person in the world. I just need to choose that.”
Last year, Sapir and her husband, Sasha Troufanov, shared their story with the Tech Tribe community.
This is a small part of that extraordinary conversation.
🎂 They say at 42 you learn the meaning of life.
Rabbi is turning 42.
Will he learn?
Join us for our October #FirstFriday(ish) Shabbat meal and a birthday feast and find out!
Join Tech Tribe, your community for Jews in Tech, for our latest exciting curated conversation and Shabbat meal.
👉 Mytechtribe.org/ff
Join us for an epic Sukkot Street Party!
Hang out in the Tech tribe Sukkah and enjoy light bites and great drinks, then head on over to the world famous Simchat Beit street party! Dancing goes ALL NIGHT!
👉 Event Details, Sign Up: mytechtribe.org/event
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We are assured by covenant that any wide-ranging effort and labor pursued wisely and with friendship is never fruitless.
—Hayom Yom 12 Tishrei
Break free from your containment!
Join us for an epic Sukkot meal in the Tech Tribe Sukkah! First night, 9/25 at 7:00pm Second night, 9/26 at 9pm
Links to RSVP: mytechtribe.org/sukkot
🍻We're super excited for our September Third Thursday Schmooze! Connect for our first Schmooze of the new year!
📅 Date: Thursday, September 17, 2026 | 7:00 PM
📍Venue: Revealed upon RSVP (In The City, New York)
👉 Join us: mytechtribe.org/schmooze
