Seizing Change_
by Diane Faber VeitzerBy seizing change today, we might avoid the seizure tomorrow.
By seizing change today, we might avoid the seizure tomorrow.
Prayer is a powerful tool to repair our relationship with God and man.
Each one of us in that waiting room had something in common: in silence, we awaited an anguished moment of terrifying truth.
Do you feel like you're talking to a wall when you pray? Here are five key tools for getting your prayers answered.
Ten Lessons on maximizing prayer during the Ten Days of Repentance.
Why is it such a thrill to meet a real, live celebrity?
Every day, I pour out my heart, praying that she should get married.
In response to the alarming situation in Israel, let us intensify our determination to merit the Almighty's help for our brethren in the Holy Land.
Learning to put down your work and demonstrate that your relationship with God is simply more important.
I was ready to write my friend off as dead. I decided to pray for her instead.
Ten Lessons on maximizing prayer during the Ten Days of Repentance.
Do you talk to your spouse no matter how sleep deprived, overworked or frustrated you are? Communicating with God is no different.
I thought God was ignoring me since He wasn't answering my prayers. Then one day I got the unexpected reply.
The unique advantages of praying 38,000 feet above the ground.
Within the Afternoon prayer lays the secret to our survival.
God is interested in our plans for the world and He wants to hear from us.
Prayer pierces through God's concealment and reattaches the universe to the Divine.
Prayer transforms the desire to satisfy our requests to the desire to satisfy God's requests.
The commandment to prayer bequeaths to man the sense of his own significance that enables him to perform all the other commandments with dedication.
A little blockage enables one man to appreciate the wonders of the human body -- and the power of genuine prayer.
Invoking God's protection for the members of the Israel Defense Forces.
If we pray with sincerity, there is no such thing as an unanswered prayer.
Prayer is not waving a magic wand and hoping for the best. Prayer is a serious exercise in introspection and self-transformation, where a new, better "self" emerges.
Skip the paralyzing guilt...The traditional confession repeated five times during the prayer service helps us do the inner work to mazimize the power of the day.
In Hebrew, the word for gratitude can mean "thanks", "praise" and "confession."
A special call to unite in prayer during these dangerous times.
By having the right intention in prayer, we raise the sparks and bring time closer to its ultimate end.
The holy sparks of spiritual energy, embedded in the physical, animate the universe and fuel redemption.
Embodied in the first verse of the Sh'ma, and its accompanying praise of God's kingdom, is a profound allusion to the unity of the Jewish people.
If we look at the Sh'ma, the quintessential Jewish prayer, through the eyes of gematria, we can see encoded the mission of Jews in world history.
The message of the Sh'ma is applicable to every Jew at all times, at every conscious moment. It embodies one of the most profound concepts known to man: the Oneness of God.
Abraham and Moses knew how to turn every action into an experience of communicating with God. Their very existence became synonymous with "prayer."
Eons before anybody ever heard of Marion Jones or Tiger Woods, Judaism recognized the importance of mental focus. In the case of Judaism, however, the stakes are weightier than any gold medal.
Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur are a time of concentrated prayer. But how does one pray effectively if one isn't even sure how to begin or what to pray for?