spirituality

Baking challah is a simple mitzvah: When making dough, a small portion is separated, blessed, and discarded. In recent years, challah baking nights have become popular, bringing women together for this ritual. What makes these gatherings special?

"I knew my autistic child needed me. I pleaded with the judges: Who will care for my children if I die?" Discover Revital Levi-Gilad's story, a woman who experienced clinical death and realized the importance of cherishing life's second chances.

Judaism promises us that if we follow the commandments, we will reach the afterlife. But what is this place, what do we do there, and is it the same paradise where Adam and Eve lived?

The physical world we live in, with its expanding universe filled with galaxies and vast interstellar space, is but a tiny fraction of innumerable hidden worlds, mostly spiritual by nature.

Humanity lives and acts across time and space, yet our endeavors do not occur in a void. To fulfill our divine purpose, the Creator provides us with sacred points of connection. These are found in both time and space, revealing holiness within the spiritual barrenness of the world. What are these connections? How do they benefit us, and how can we connect to the sacred through them?

Many observe the Torah's commandments but feel them as a burdensome load. They secretly wish to do other things that give them more enjoyment. Rabbi Erez Moshe Doron reveals the reason behind this and guides them towards enlightenment.

Judaism believes segulot can aid in livelihood, matchmaking, and fertility. How do we know which ones are genuine and which are fabricated by charlatans? Can we influence our reality through various actions? Let's find out.

This week we marked the destruction of the Holy Temple. It's known that rebuilding the temple will herald redemption. So, why aren't we building it now?

Discover the aura of Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu z”l, revelations from prison, and a prediction of a woman's impending death through an aura device. An interview with Zevulun Rabeyev, an aura photography expert revealing individuals' spiritual states.

Originally, Kabbalah studies were based on deep knowledge of Judaism and were not accessible to everyone. Today, Kabbalah institutes are everywhere, teaching anyone interested. But do they really teach Kabbalah? Is it permissible to learn there? And what about non-Jews?

Once upon a time, before the Tower of Babel, everyone spoke the same language, Hebrew. It's even the language through which the world was created. How can we be so sure? We set out to investigate.