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A Girl Called Estherke

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How to Build Self-Confidence

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Juggling the Five Balls of Life

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The key to a richer, happier life is balancing these five aspects of our life.

Why Am I So Angry? How to Transform Difficult Feelings

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Every feeling has a powerful lesson to teach us something important about who we are.

From Tbilisi with Love: How an Act of Kindness Saved My Life

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Does a true unselfish act really exist?

How to Handle Insults

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How to Handle Insults

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And not let them get to you.

Where Do Good and Evil Come From?

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Where Do Good and Evil Come From?

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If there is no God, who then determines what is right and what is wrong?

After Their Son’s Death, Parents Help Thousands of Families to Fight Cancer

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After their son’s death from leukemia, Chaim and Miri Ehrental created Zichron Menachem to provide essential support to Israeli families affected by cancer.

Of Margaritas and Modesty

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Attending a Catholic college has put my Jewish identity to the test.

Five Habits of Happy People

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Five Habits of Happy People

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How to train your mind to be positive.

Things Life Has Taught Me About Judaism

Philosophy

Things Life Has Taught Me About Judaism

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Wise words to live by.

To Touch a Heart

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An American soldier in Afghanistan defines true heroism.

Tetris and Wiring Your Brain for Positivity

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The more we seek good, the more we will automatically see good.

The Blessings of Unanswered Prayers

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Is there a prayer expiration date? Was breathing a passing grade?

5 Success Habits of High Performers

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What makes the billionaires, top artists, greatest athletes and other high achievers stand out from the pack?

Judaism’s Unique Claim: National Revelation

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Grief, Kindness and a Little Bit of Mr. Rogers

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Kindness is the real antidote for Grief’s poison.

Listening to Difficult Emotions

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When we face reality no matter how uncomfortable or scary, we feel alive, stronger, and more at peace.

I Want What She Has

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I Want What She Has

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Whether it’s cookies or cars, jealousy is a lifelong battle.

8 Things I Wish I Knew at My Graduation

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8 Things I Wish I Knew at My Graduation

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Practical wisdom for life, whether you’re just graduating or not.

Israeli Prisoner of War in Syria

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Israeli Prisoner of War in Syria

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Noah Hertz was shot down during the Yom Kippur War in 1973. His agonizing eight-month imprisonment sparked his journey back to Judaism.

God Loves the Brokenhearted

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Lag B’Omer: Seizing Your Life’s Mission

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Navy Seal’s 3 Keys to Freedom: Discipline, Humility and Extreme Ownership

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Jocko Willink, Navy Seal (Ret.) and best-selling author, offers some hard-learned, practical advice. You better listen.

Six Famous Questions from the Torah

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Powerful questions which ring just as true today as when they were first uttered.

Doing This for 3 Minutes a Day has Changed My Life

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Doing This for 3 Minutes a Day has Changed My Life

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When is the last time you sat still with no technology, without talking, listening, watching, or reading something?

Rejection Letters to Famous Authors

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Rejection Letters to Famous Authors

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Even J.K. Rowling was told to give up writing. But she realized that the only path to success is through failure.

Colliding with Dale Carnegie: How a Russian Learned to Love “How to Win Friends”

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And no longer minds losing an argument.

How to be a Kindness Superhero

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Are you emulating Arthur or the Almighty?

Ziv Shilon’s Indomitable Spirit

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Ziv Shilon’s Indomitable Spirit

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The wounded Israeli soldier symbolizes the country’s resilience and strength.

My Five Weeks with Cancer

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Everything I need, I have. Everything I have, I need.

PODCAST: Are You There, God? It’s Me, Praying

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Two Brothers and a Sister: A Timely Story about Uniting as Family

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A video we all need to see during these difficult times.

Why I Won’t be Observing Yom HaShoah this Year

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For children of Holocaust survivors, every single day is Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Lori Gilbert Kaye: A True Woman of Valor

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May her memory be a blessing.

Why the Omer?: The Secret to Spiritual Growth

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When Sadie Got Lost

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When Sadie Got Lost

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Our rescue dog vanished far from home. My wife was convinced she’d miraculously return. I was skeptical, to put it mildly.

Who Knows 50?

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The distinguished number of transcendence.

The Miracle of the Red Sea in Our Lives

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Splitting Your Sea

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Splitting Your Sea

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The Angel from Westchester

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The Angel from Westchester

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A moving story about divine providence, a convert and dancing with an angel.

Straightening the Bent Path: The Secret behind the Staff of Moses

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