Beginners Guide

Discover the halachic bedtime routine that includes Shema Yisrael, forgiveness, and entrusting your soul to God

Wherever we go, whatever we do, we are Hashem's ambassadors to our fellow Jews and to anyone else who's watching

Why mastering the laws of blessings brings protection, abundance, and deeper connection to God

Discover timeless spiritual tools, honest struggles, and the journey of transforming divine love from fleeting inspiration into a lifelong connection

Based on Rabbeinu Yonah’s Shaarei Teshuvah, this article explores the twenty stages of repentance and the inner work that leads to genuine return and spiritual elevation.

The Bedtime Shema is a prayer recited at night before going to sleep.

What solution can we offer a yeshiva student who "dreams" every time he faces the Talmud? Here is Rabbi Avigdor Miller's response.

You were granted the gift of another day of life. Jump out of bed and get going...

It can be challenging to repeat the same words in daily prayer. What makes prayer from the siddur so special?

From timing and portion size to the right blessing for every food, and how to end every meal with mindful gratitude

Flour, water, and a host of other ingredients, some of which have eight legs...

Using a Shabbat clock helps in observing Shabbat correctly.

What does Jewish tradition say about talking during prayer? Here are seven powerful teachings on why silence is essential in the synagogue.

Should one view Hashem as a loving and forgiving presence, or one to be revered with awe and fear? Rabbi Aaron Moss delivers an insightful and unconventional answer.

Who blows the Shofar? Who is obligated in the mitzvah and who is exempt, and more.

How respecting the sanctity of the synagogue opens the gates of heaven — and a true story of miraculous healing

What does the evil inclination fear, and what is the most powerful force in each of our lives? Valuable insights into the power of prayer.

Beginners learn by imitating great works. It is only after extensive practice that they develop their own independent foundations.

The smallness of man and the vastness of Hashem's world.

Must we focus on the meaning of each and every word for our prayer to be considered intentional?

Is there a spiritual loss when not praying with a minyan?

Yedidya asked one of the dancers why they didn't change the tune, and the Hasid answered: "We don't change the tune until the tune changes us."

It is important to understand our mental biological clock and incorporate it into serving Hashem.

Eliminating external and internal distractions is key to reaching a state of flow and focus in prayer.

When we enter a state of flow, we can pray at a completely different level.

Achieving focused intent in prayer is a unique, individual journey that only you can navigate.

Many of us wish to avoid forbidden speech, but often fall short.

The Difference Between "One Step" and "First Step," and Why Dr. Oren's Clinic Was Empty.

There are several key prohibitions regarding Jewish haircuts. How to shave and cut hair while still adhering to Halacha.

Why does the Talmud tell us to be especially careful to recite Minchah? When should Minchah be recited? And much more