spiritual growth

Is it hereditary, influenced by environment and society, or does it have a spiritual meaning?

Explore where the concept of soul transmigration is hinted at in Jewish texts and learn how to understand our life's purpose.

How can your misdeeds become virtues? Why is fear a gateway to prayer, and what's the secret mindset that changes your life? Dive into inspirational quotes from Rabbi Tzadok HaKohen of Lublin's deep teachings, uncovering hidden truths about spiritual growth and the soul.

After removing two tattoos, Reuven Cohen embarked on a journey to remove his biggest one yet. During this process, he discovered a new mission: helping others on their path to spiritual growth.

Applying faith in daily life: Rabbi Yaakov Israel Lugasi offers wonderful step-by-step advice for acquiring the trait of faith and trust.

Understanding that you are like a stick can transform your approach to life's challenges, relationships, and adversities.

She was born with dwarfism, yet it never stopped her from breaking every glass ceiling possible: performing on stages from a young age, becoming a DJ at Galgalatz, and even giving a TED talk. Still, if you ask her, the real pinnacle of her life is the miracle of her son's birth and her return to faith inspired by him. Actress Bat-El Bornstein in a special interview.

Hashem requires people to make an investment to receive immense rewards. This involves investing silence in times of anger or upset, and aligning one's will with the will of Heaven. With this minor investment, Hashem bestows great treasures to those who truly trust in Him and believe that everything happens for the best.

Taking the step to stop watching TV entirely is significant in spiritual growth. Here's how you can make this transformation.

We all face challenges, moment after moment—if not from outside, then from within, in the form of negative thoughts. How do we deal with this? Actress Moran Eisenstein offers an exceptional tip to help everyone overcome negative thoughts.

What will a Jew's portion in the World to Come look like? Where is our true home?

Why is it better to go to a house of mourning than a house of feasting? Thoughts and contemplations on life and its purpose, from the wellspring of Torah wisdom and the sages

Embracing life's challenges: What qualifies as suffering and how can we accept it with love?

Not everyone who aspires to reverse their past actions truly succeeds, but with dedication and prayer, it is possible. Asaf Bashi, now a 35-year-old activist with the 'Tzofia' department of the Hidabroot organization, has managed to change course in at least three life areas. "In hindsight, I see that everything I did in the secular world, Hashem allowed me to do again in holiness and with permission," he explains.

Why do we experience mental hardships, and how can we overcome them? "I do not understand why the Rabbi sent you to me, for Hashem has only done good for me, and nothing bad has ever happened to me..."

"The good life" is an illusion of externality, of perceptions sold to us. The neighbor's synthetic grass is greener. It's life in a rat race – chasing after perfection that cannot be achieved. How do we escape the race?

For a person struggling with the commandment of repentance who hasn't yet achieved complete return from their sins, are their good deeds still beneficial?