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by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner
We can find our strengths and use them to build.
by Rabbi Adam Jacobs
Setbacks and defeat are painful but inevitable. How we deal with them can massively impact the quality of our lives.
It's understandable to think first about yourself during the pandemic, but we must also make a concentrated effort to give.
by Sherri Mandell
Keep this in mind when you feel submerged in darkness.
Noticing one small, good thing every day has enabled me to see beauty in places I’ve never noticed before.
by Adam Ross
The 23-year-old Aish HaTorah student who inspired thousands recently passed away.
by Jordan Peterson and Prager University
Want to make the world a better place? Start by bettering yourself, the only person you can actually change.
Dispelling five myths that block us from connecting to God.
Why was the miracle of the oil considered greater than the miracle of winning the war?
by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Illuminate Hanukkah with these inspiring insights.
by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith
Taking things for granted is one of the biggest – and most common – mistakes we make in our relationships. What can we do about it?
by Evelyn Levine
Thank God for thankfulness. Saying blessings can transform your life.
by Rabbi Philip Moskowitz
Instead of push out of your comfort zone, the most successful people push themselves within their strength zone.
by Dr. Leslie M. Gutman
Self-compassionate people are also better equipped to cope with stressful life events and boost their resilience in the face of challenges.
by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
Stop pursuing it and start experiencing it.
Words can be weapons that diminish and destroy, or they can be tools and instruments that create, encourage and uplift.
Proactive step up and step in to make a difference in the lives of others.
Making meaningful moments throughout our day.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
Yep, I fell and broke my wrist. And it's very frustrating to type these words with a cast.
Do it today, just because.
by Sara Yoheved Rigler
You have control over your thoughts, words, and actions. You have no control over everything else.
Covid is waning. Make the conscious decision to get back to your good habits, now.
The 5 critical factors to emotional intelligence.
by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen
What drove two young sisters to save the life of a drowning father?
Coincidence or providence – it all depends how you choose to look at it.
What rubs you the wrong way is an opportunity for introspection.
by Buzzfeed
Serach, Tiki, and Yoni answer some of your commonly asked questions about Judaism and Jews.
by Emuna Braverman
We all make mistakes. Don't let one slip derail you.
Muster the courage to examine the only place we can truly find who we are looking for – inside ourselves.
What happened the day my son got a gash on his head.
The child actor faced down his fears and created a new vision for his life.
Plug into the joy and spiritual depth of this incredible Jewish holiday.
On Message
by Tzvi Gluckin
I don't have rights? What does that even mean?
The Hebrew language doesn’t have a word for “sin,” although not everyone agrees.
by Rabbi Hillel Goldberg
I can conquer my inadequacies if I aim higher.
How to ask for forgiveness the right way.
Judaism's 5 steps to cleaning your slate.
by Eitiel Goldwicht
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.
How to truly forgive someone who has hurt you.
Be a different person tomorrow than you are today.
by Aish HaTorah Staff
8 short video segments on the significance of this pivotal day.
by aish.com
Print and share this free 21-page ebook that will enhance your Jewish New Year.
A powerful tool to wake up and live mindfully. It's a new year, and a new you.
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