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by Bluma Gordon
Spiritual Odysseys
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Personal Growth
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
Amid Paris' high-end art scene, Antoine Helwaser embarked on a spiritual journey in the shadow of the Holocaust.
Prayer
by Rebbetzin Chana Heller
Ten steps to a powerful ask.
by Ruchi Koval
It's important to make space for emotions.
by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner
by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
And the connection to Lag B'Omer.
by Dr. Leslie M. Gutman
How to prioritize what really matters to us and ensure that our time is well-spent.
The importance of treating those you care about with dignity, respect and love.
by Karen Wolfers Rapaport
It’s never too late to come home.
When we fall, we can stay on the ground, wallowing in our circumstance, or we can extract its lessons and come back stronger.
by Debbie Gutfreund
4 relevant lessons from Matt Fitzgerald’s The Comeback Quotient.
For centuries, Dr. Joe Maldonado’s family hid their Jewishness. Researching his family's ancestry revealed a startling discovery.
Trust your wingman.
Change your routine, change your life.
by Chava Willig Levy
Invisible, inaudible, inanimate: my adventures in a wheelchair.
Infographic
Life circumstances don’t make us happy. It’s how we view what happens to us that makes us happy.
Yosef Mendelovitch was free even while behind bars in a Soviet prison.
by Rabbi Binyomin Weisz
Counting means forging a conscious, mindful relationship with time and its moments.
by Charlie Harary
Why was the first Seder celebrated when we were still slaves in Egypt?
Philosophy
by Ollie Anisfeld
God split the sea. What miracle can we do?
The fact that we can taste something as bitter is an affirmation of how sweet our lives generally are.
by Rabbi Hillel Goldberg
The real meaning of one of the Passover seder's most popular songs.
by Sara Yoheved Rigler
The purpose of the Exodus was to establish a personal, loving relationship between God and the Jewish People, including every individual Jew.
by aish.com
A meaningful 10-page ebook to print and share with family and friends.
by Rosi Behar, in collaboration with Monica Haim
My journey into the uncharted territory of cancer.
This year strive to personal reconnect to the exodus from Egypt through its tangible reminders.
by Dr. Tzachi Fried, Ph.D.
It feels good to assign blame for the problems we face, but it comes with some heavy hidden costs.
Norton Juster, the author of one of my favorite books, has died at the age of 91.
An amazing true story about one man's prayer to find his soul mate.
by Rabbi Tzvi Gluckin
David Fishof makes dreams come true, while staying committed to his Jewish values.
We grossly underestimate the power of our positive feedback.
It's not enough to want peace. We need to make peace and build bridges.
by Lawrence Joseph Seiler
One journalist’s fight to make a difference despite having cerebral palsy.
Patience with people is an absolute necessity for a fulfilling life.
by Judy Gruen
Dorothy Melvin's life was upended by a shocking phone call.
Stop hiding behind your mask and be the person you're meant to be.
Video – Seasons of the Moon
by Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair
Esther hid her Jewish identity. Revealing it saved the Jewish nation.
by Sarah Pachter
Dr. Edith Eger's tool to break free from the grip of painful experiences.
Angels can be created by human beings. My father taught me how.
God isn't out to get us; He has a plan and is orchestrating everything for our good.
by Giti Fredman
We don’t get to choose the departures of our loved ones.
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons
Cory's unique path to Aish HaTorah in Jerusalem.
Who got the better deal? An incredible true story of two siblings
by Hanna Perlberger
How many times have you wished you acted but didn’t, and then the opportunity was gone, sometimes forever?
by Rabbi Tzvi Nightingale
The greatest of all time can teach us a thing or two about what it takes to surpass expectations and attain unimaginable success.
When you can't change your situation, you're challenged to change yourself.
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