repentance

A monthly opportunity to reflect, correct our course, and renew our connection with God and our fellow Jews

Remembering Rabbi Chaim Kreiswirth: A Torah Giant Whose Chesed (Kindness) Knew No Bounds

Discover the powerful life lessons from 'Gates of Repentance.' Here are 10 transformative quotes you can't afford to miss.

Encouragement for the brave souls drawing closer to the Creator of the World.

Maimonides on the virtue of repentance before Hashem.

Believing in our inherent goodness is what allows us to admit mistakes and improve.

Discover fascinating insights about the infamous Korach, known for his immense wealth and pride. What can we learn from his story? Don't miss out on these intriguing facts.

How heartfelt prayer and personal growth can reverse divine decrees and rewrite your spiritual destiny. Ask ChatGPT

If I've made many mistakes in the past, is there any hope for me?

Repentance is within everyone's reach through a few simple actions.

What prevents us from repenting, and why are the reasons unjustified?

Learn why setbacks don't define you, how perseverance is the real success, and why every effort toward repentance brings you closer to G-d.

The concept that Israel's redemption depends on repentance may feel daunting. Here's a heartening perspective and advice to help bring redemption closer.

Recognizing the Signs of Genuine Spiritual Return Through Suffering and Inner Closeness to G-d

Is it possible to commit a sin and reassure ourselves that we can repent later? Why not live life without limits and say we'll make amends in the future?

Sinning followed by regret- how to not fall into despair?

A powerful story from Rabbi Galinski about suffering, repentance, and the hidden meaning of pain in this world

Three moving stories that show Rabbi Kanievsky’s deep insight and how a name can reveal a soul’s hidden truth.

How guilt can become a trap, and why the path to change is always open- if we learn to silence the voice of hopelessness and listen to the truth of our potential.

The days of Shovavim are a special time when there is divine assistance for spiritual strengthening and repentance. In rabbinic literature, it's described as a time for awakening, and during these days, Hashem calls upon His children to return to Him