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Judaism's 5 steps to cleaning your slate.
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Leaving behind the extraneous and focusing on the core essentials that truly make us happy.
by Rabbi Dov Heller, LMFT
5 ideas to keep in mind to turn Yom Kippur into a day of empowerment.
by Tzvi Gluckin
Be a different person tomorrow than you are today.
by Aish HaTorah Staff
8 short video segments on the significance of this pivotal day.
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Print and share this free 21-page ebook that will enhance your Jewish New Year.
by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
A powerful tool to wake up and live mindfully. It's a new year, and a new you.
by Rabbi Aharon Feldman
Free choice is the uniquely human trait. Tapping into this power is a primary goal of the High Holidays.
The judge is in fact our Father. He understands our struggles and He wants our success.
Video – Inspiring Hope
by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner
Don't come with what you want; come with what you want to do.
The key is not to prioritize your schedule, but to schedule your priorities.
by Debbie Gutfreund
Inspiring insights from the book W1nning that will help everyone to grow.
by Rabbi Mark Wildes
If we judge others favorably, God will judge us favorably.
Focusing on a person's strengths and virtues naturally engenders feelings of warmth and love.
Don’t say anything you won’t keep, and keep anything you say. That is the basis for integrity.
You may not realize it, but you're already doing it throughout your day.
You have the power to decide what thoughts are productive, healthy, and positive and what is a negative distraction to lock out.
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How to increase the odds of success in your spiritual growth.
The steadfast supporter of the Jewish people who recently passed away taught me what me it means to be a real friend.
by Rav Mo, Aish UK
Are they an escape from reality or do they resonate with something deep inside of us?
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by Rabbi Benjamin Blech
Start by thinking small - and in that way change ourselves and our own world.
Why running is an ideal way for me to get into spiritual – and physical – shape.
by Sarah Pachter
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by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
The Olympic athlete is a champion on how to deal with your mental well-being.
What makes the Hebrew month of Elul so special?
by Rabbi Shlomo Buxbaum
The key to living passionately and humbly.
Step back and see what you are losing.
by Hanna Perlberger
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.
Sometimes the most beautiful music comes from the least likely places.
by Rabbi Binyomin Weisz
The power of curiosity to transform our relationships and build Jewish unity.
Don't let the enormity of the task debilitate you. Whatever you do makes a difference.
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.
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Meaning and beauty are to be found in that pain.
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.
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Jewish tradition compares the building blocks of our inner world to the four fundamental elements of creation.
And walks out with a greater connection to God.
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