(17) Anonymous , January 17, 2007

What if

What if our father doesn't hear our cry for help? should we just let it go as this may be his will? I'm crying out for help for the past weeks and so far he hasn't heard me - can you join me in my prayers?

(16) John , January 17, 2007

Haha

B"H

I Like it, like it, like it! :D

When I listened, I laughed, it's a funny ,,story,, aswell!

ByeBye's !!

(15) Anonymous , January 17, 2007

Lori Palatnik is terrific. Her blog is great and we look forward to seeing her again! She is full of insight and wisdom

(14) Rebecca Dorfman , January 16, 2007

This is GREAT!!

Lori - you have a gift for seeing everyday experiences as an opportunity to connect with G-d. It is a good reminder to look for the same in my life, every day. I hope to see more video clips soon!!

(13) Anonymous , January 16, 2007

Wow

Thank you for a beautiful meaningful video clip, which I viewed at the time in my life when I really needed that inspiration - it so often seems to happen that I hear just what I need to at just the right time, a special message from my 'Father in heaven'! Many Thank

(12) Ginger Pinchot , January 15, 2007

inspiration in a minute

Lori is able to inspire and inform in a matter of minutes. The video is a little nugget that I can tuck into my psyche and easily pull out when needed.
Thanks, Lori.

(11) Benjamin Israel , January 15, 2007

Simple but Poignant Message -- Pray!

One of the ultimate expressions of our existence is prayer to Hashem. Sometimes it seems like an amorphous communication. Lori Palatnik's story about her daughter looking for her parents can help anyone remember that we are Hashem's children, and that our prayer is an essential component of our relationship with our ultimate parent. These kinds of messages are what Aish.com should continue to encourage -- simple, yet poignant, communiqués to remind us of Hashem's role in our *daily* lives.

(10) Dena Kaufmann , January 15, 2007

Lori, Very Aish, very cute, I like it very much. I guess I better go daven now :)

(9) Anonymous , January 15, 2007

such beautiful words

Lori's stories always make me think. She touches on subjects that are very close to home and ones that I can relate so easily to. She inspires me to be a better and more religious jewish person.

(8) Ilana Ratner , January 15, 2007

Lori inspires me

Lori is so inspiring. I love learning with her!

(7) Anonymous , January 15, 2007

What a great way to start my day!

I really enjoyed this meaningful message. I always enjoy hearing Lori's thoughts. Often she puts words to the feelings which I feel but that I can not articulate. Thank you.

(6) Renee Krinsky , January 15, 2007

So Touching and Beautiful

Lori not only shared with us the beautiful innocence of her precious daughter Malkie, she also gave us such an awakening and comforting message of our relationship with Hashem. This video article so touched my soul. Thank you!

(5) Margot Heckman , January 14, 2007

Lori turns my thoughts on a wonderous path

A day is full of events, happenings that describe one's life, but it isn't until someone like Lori Palatnik articulates the true meanings of how we can live a spiritual life that we can truly learn a wonderful path.

(4) Elissa G , January 14, 2007

I was laughing and crying while watching this clip. I too have a daughter Malky, who has only a "Taty" and you brought back so many memories of Malky saying defiantly, I dont have a daddy or a father, My Taty makes kiddush!! Very good message.

(3) Mary Lockshin , January 14, 2007

The video story "Where is my father?" was so beautiful in its simplicity and truth. G-d is love and it is very comforting to remember that! Thank you!

(2) Anonymous , January 14, 2007

Yay!!!!!

I was ecstatic to see that Mrs. Palatnik is now doing a weekly video blog. Kol Hakavod to her and to Aish.com.

(1) Jeff L. , January 14, 2007

So good to know G-d as my Father

Thank you so much for this message that helps me see G-d as my Father. How can I download the flash file like I do the One-Minute movies?