spirituality

The name of the letter is 'Bayit' which translates to 'house.' It signifies the definition and demarcation of a place, creating an 'inside.' A person inside feels at home on this piece of earth because it's surrounded by the walls they built.

"If a person knew the immense reward they would receive for a single mitzvah, they would pursue mitzvot their entire lives and never let go."

Abraham rejected the idea of division, a concept that seemed undeniable to all of the world at his time, to which kings, priests, elders, and scholars were beholden.

Beyond numerous nations, a singular nation continues Abraham's legacy through the revelation of the Exodus. His descendants, marking their covenant at eight days old, stand testament to an enduring promise.

On the anniversary of her mother's passing, Hannah fell and lost consciousness at the gravesite. Upon waking, she shared that she had been in the heavenly court and received a new soul.

Rabbi Pesach was puzzled and reflected on his actions. The old community of Jerusalem lived in poverty, in small apartments, sustained by minor trading or charity, with little more than a bed, table, and some vegetables in their homes...

In 1837, a devastating earthquake hit Safed. While the Abuhav Synagogue was destroyed, the southern wall with the ancient Torah remained intact.

In a snowy winter in Tzfat, Rabbi Yosef Karo questions why a young scholar easily solved a problem that cost him great effort, only to be comforted by an angelic revelation.

At 88, artist Ilana Tzamachoni continues to paint biblical verses and present captivating exhibitions. In anticipation of a special exhibit on the verses of the Book of Psalms, she unveils the secrets of her paintings.

A soldier completed the entire Tanakh during breaks in his military service, synchronously with his unit's discharge.

Yona and Ro'i Asraf thought they were arriving at a party, quickly realizing they were in a battlefield. Many of their friends were kidnapped or killed, but they miraculously survived. Looking back, Yona reflects on the small interventions that saved them and shares how life looks after receiving it as a gift.

We all hold the key to our health—both physically and spiritually.

He worked in sales in the USA and earned large sums, but a chance meeting with a Hasidic Jew at an American airport led him on a journey back to his Jewish roots. Now, in an underprivileged Jerusalem neighborhood, he has found the peace he was seeking.

He conquered stages and music charts, winning numerous awards as a musician—then disappeared. During those years, he mourned his brother's death, embraced religious observance, adopted a new name, worked on a new faith-inspired album, and continued living in the heart of Tel Aviv. An exclusive interview.

ADHD can turn an act like prayer into a daunting task. Here’s how to help your child focus on spirituality despite the challenges.

The power of addiction in our souls is immense, but faith and prayer to Hashem are even stronger.

Over 20 years ago, Dr. Linda Kramer had a near-death experience lasting 15 minutes. In a new video on YouTube, she shares: "I was in heaven for five years; time works differently there."

A nostalgic interview with Avi Toledano, a unique journey of spiritual return with Tamar Shtirnshis, and a hotel run entirely by robots? Discover the 10 most popular videos on Hidabroot this week.

Spiritual guidance on the process of repentance, Oded Harush in the Western Wall tunnels, and a teacher's emotional return to faith—discover the top 10 videos and articles loved this week on Hidabroot.

Dreams spark diverse reactions—some take them seriously, while others do not. What does Judaism say about dreams? Discover 10 insights into Jewish views on dreams.