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Every Jew is likened to a holy Temple. Let's start rebuilding by repairing our inner fragments.
by Rhonda Roth
Talking about grief is very painful and sometimes we have no one to talk to.
by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner
Sometimes the most beautiful music comes from the least likely places.
by Rabbi Binyomin Weisz
Don't let the enormity of the task debilitate you. Whatever you do makes a difference.
by Rabbi Shlomo Buxbaum
The challenge to upgrade, deepen, and refine our beliefs.
Taking the tragedy to heart.
We yearn for love and connection, as well as a pull toward physical gratification.
by Ruchi Koval
Meaning and beauty are to be found in that pain.
by Eitiel Goldwicht
The deeper Kabbalistic significance of Shabbat.
It's time to get out of the house and move on.
Three tools to rise above the downward pull of our physicality.
Our newborn baby and getting the family you need.
Jewish tradition compares the building blocks of our inner world to the four fundamental elements of creation.
by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
And walks out with a greater connection to God.
How one song inspired a chain of people.
by Nas Daily
Michael Winkelmann, aka Beeple, is not an overnight success story.
by Rabbi Hillel Goldberg
A short collection of my favorite Jewish literary inversions.
How to not give up when faced with neverending obstacles.
Timeless lessons from the beloved author of The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
We are all impacting each other. The question is how.
by Debbie Gutfreund
It’s not the most talented who succeed. It’s those who never stop trying.
by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen
An inspiring true story on the power of giving.
Three keys to mastering consistency: support, accountability and positive reinforcement.
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by Rabbi Benjamin Blech
Channeling the potential guilt by embracing a life filled with meaning and purpose.
by Rabbi Rafi Lipner
Covid, Shavuot and how to hear the voice of God.
How to relate to the holiday of Shavuot.
Let's take the words of Yedidya's father to heart.
by Tzachi Rosman, Psy.D.
A psychologist on understanding the various responses to trauma.
The famous story of Wag Dodge and the importance of living with passion and igniting our own fire.
by Dr. Leslie M. Gutman
How to prioritize what really matters to us and ensure that our time is well-spent.
And the connection to Lag B'Omer.
It's important to make space for emotions.
by Karen Wolfers Rapaport
It’s never too late to come home.
The importance of treating those you care about with dignity, respect and love.
4 relevant lessons from Matt Fitzgerald’s The Comeback Quotient.
When we fall, we can stay on the ground, wallowing in our circumstance, or we can extract its lessons and come back stronger.
Change your routine, change your life.
Trust your wingman.
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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 Charlie Harary
Why was the first Seder celebrated when we were still slaves in Egypt?
The fact that we can taste something as bitter is an affirmation of how sweet our lives generally are.
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.
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