by Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
The power of saying, "I'm sorry."
by aish.com
A free 18-page compendium of inspiring, insightful articles to help you
prepare for Yom Kippur. Send to family and friends.
by aish.com
A free 18-page compendium of inspirational articles to deepen your
High Holiday experience.
(24) Anat, September 13, 2012 5:27 PM
Shana Tovah
The High Holidays are very powerful. I am blessed for just looking at your site today. I found this video amazing. The courage to keep life hopeful in the midst of tragedy is what faith is all about. I love the experiences I have had at this time of my life that increase my faith in Ashem. May He forgive all your self wounds and make you abound in good works.
(23) Anonymous, September 12, 2012 3:46 AM
This made me think about my life again and ask myself what am i doing
This was such a moving and inspiring clip! i watched it over and over and asked myself " What am I doing with my life??" If he can do what he did then I can do something even better! Thank you Aish for this amazing inspiration!!
(22) nimblethimble, September 6, 2012 4:48 PM
comments I could make would only detract from the message!
(21) Elise Zakroff, September 3, 2012 8:48 AM
VERY SOFT AND SIMPLE WELL SAID .
But Aish LOOK A LITTLE DEEPER you can find so many stories THE Life of DANIEL HAMBURGER in Baltimore or In a blink of an eye THE STORY OF Nechama Zakroff Denver Colorado and a new story on the horizon INNER STRENGTH A story about a Lady who overcame physical and Mental illness When the Body met the Soul a conglomeration including the video above might strike a stronger long lasting cord as we prepare for the High Holidays.
(20) karen, September 2, 2012 4:03 AM
choose life
I found out that I have MS and their is no cure. Just shots to slow it down. We make too much on social scurity and can't get medical help or help through the Medical. I have been feeling so helpless for 3 years and abandened by the US government. Until i say this Vedio. Even though I am loosing my evesight, It is nice to know that someone is still able to servive their phicial disability. Praise to Hashem!