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The Age of the Universe: One Reality Viewed from Two Different Perspectives
New Year’s Resolutions and Changing our Default
Who Has Time to Stop to Appreciate?
Is Chivalry Dead?
One of the Last Lodz Survivors Turns 100
Anne Frank: Parallel Stories
Yom Kippur Synagogue Attack
Shocking Anti-Semitism in Public Schools
Sukkot Around the World
Jtube: Shark Tank Profile: Daniel Lubetzky
6 Things I’m Sorry for This Year
People You See in Shul on The High Holidays
A Relatable Translation of the Viduy Confession
5 Steps to Letting Go of Resentment
3 Tips for A Great Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur & the Power of Granting Forgiveness
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by Rabbi Shraga Simmons
Spiritual Odysseys
Personal Growth
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
Change is possible when we make our goals feel like easy options.
by Sara Yoheved Rigler
How to best respond to someone who has hurt us.
by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen
An inspiring true story about survival, kindness and the way to treat others.
by Deborah Cenker
Prayer
Philosophy
by Shmuel Reichman
Yom Kippur provides the unique opportunity to transcend our physical limitations and embrace our truest sense of self.
Jewish principles for change have been corroborated by recent discoveries in brain science.
by Rabbi Yoel Gold
A true story about second chances.
Video – time2inspire
by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner
3 steps to embracing your potential.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
The three Rs of repentance.
by Rabbi Dov Heller, M.A.
Keep these ideas in mind to prevent Yom Kippur from becoming a day of shame and guilt.
by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
How a happily married family man and accomplished scientist could demonstrate the same anatomical markings of serial killers.
by StevenZvi
Your death is a matter of when, not if. So now is the time to get moving.
This Rosh Hashanah, electrify your life with purpose.
by Rabbi Asher Resnick
Exploring the philosophical underpinnings of this misunderstood holiday.
by Y. Shofario
Neshama = Soul, in case you don't know.
by Clint Pulver and aish.com
It’s not about being the best in the world… It’s about being the best FOR the world.
by Dr. Ari Grubner
How to set SMART goals for the new year.
We want to count on God, but can He count on us? We want Him to think of us but how often do we think of Him?
by Devora Shabtai
I experienced my most powerful Elul as a therapist at an inpatient treatment center for substance abuse.
Rabbi Benjamin Blech
by Rabbi Benjamin Blech
I am the recipient of one miracle. Now I’m hoping for another.
by Chanania (Michael) Benklifa
Your boss is evaluating how you spent every minute and the report will be published.
by Alyssa Rachel Gross
Practical steps on how to get closer to your best self the New Year.
Tapping into the power of free will is the key to preparing for Rosh Hashanah.
by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
10 essential insights that go to the heart of Judaism.
A royal encounter and the importance of gratitude.
by Chayi Hanfling
Overcoming anger towards others can actually change our relationship with God.
by Sara Debbie Gutfreund
4 common thoughts that block change before Rosh Hashanah.
Orange theory and pushing yourself to grow this time of the year.
by Simon Apfel
Alexandre Elicha, the 43-year-old global style icon, creative director and co-founder of The Kooples, is a proud, Shabbat-observant Jew.
by Tracy Schonberg
I am a wife and mother of a few kids who works part-time and had a full-blown mental breakdown about a year ago.
At Home in Jerusalem PODCAST
by Heather Dean
Debbie Hirsch talks about creative ways we can cope with our daily challenges.
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons and with Martin Grossman
A fascinating new book explores Louie Kemp’s 50-year friendship with the music legend.
At the start of the Yom Kippur War, Uri Shachar received an encouraging message from a very unlikely source.
Don’t allow yesterday's mistakes to limit tomorrow's possibilities.
Start by thinking small - and in that way change ourselves and our own world.
When you don’t know where to begin, start here.
by C. Saphir
Larry grew up proud of his Jewish heritage but eating pork and I was a lapsed Roman Catholic.
Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky on the fine art of giving and accepting advice.
Judaism mandates that one must take full responsibility for his life. Here is a check list of the ten most fundamental responsibilities.
by Marni Linden
Adopting Abi was the most challenging thing we've ever done, but at the same time the most significant, life-enhancing and rewarding.
The 5 critical factors to emotional intelligence.
by Toby Klein Greenwald
Prayer, love and community helped me through cancer.
by aish.com
The remarkable story of Eliezer Nanas.
by Sam Glaser
What every Jew needs to keep constantly in mind.
by Rabbi Alexander Coleman, MFT
My personal reflection on the 10 Commandments as they help navigate life’s trials and challenges.
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