spirituality

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...

Discover the spiritual longing for eternity that's embedded deep within our souls!

Jerusalem, beyond being the city of the Temple, has historically been a city with strong spiritual influence. Today, it continues to inspire people in their quest for wisdom and truth.

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

This week's Torah portion, Kedoshim, commands us to pursue holiness. But what does being holy truly mean?

Impurity typically stems from negative things—death, insects, disease. But childbirth? A pure Jewish child is born into the world. Why impurity?

The father of the abducted Idan Shitrit is finding strength in spirituality, expressing gratitude as "everyone here has grown in faith. When words fail, we turn to prayer."

"Rabbi, if it's so easy for the Creator to reveal Himself to the people of Israel, why all the complications? Why do you need to stand here and bring us proofs when He could just appear every now and then for a refresh? Where is He?"

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.

Science describes what can be measured, but consciousness, thoughts, and emotions don't fit into measurable spaces, eluding scientific explanation.

To unify the domains of cosmic and quantum physics, scientists suggest a universe more complex than the 4D experience we're accustomed to. They propose a 10-dimensional reality.

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.

It's all a matter of perspective. Just as there may be a genetic trait for believers, there's one for non-believers too. So, could this mean atheism is a 'genetic flaw'?

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.

Why doesn’t the Torah delve into the mysteries of the afterlife, and why doesn’t it explicitly describe what awaits souls beyond this world? Daniel Bels explains the higher purpose of the Torah.

Some choose to hold onto limited perspectives, avoiding deeper truths about the universe. This might seem simple, but it's a significant oversight...

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

"And breathed into his nostrils the breath of life," "And the spirit returns to Hashem who gave it" - These verses hint at life after death. Daniel Bales explores where exactly in the Torah the concepts of reward and punishment in the afterlife are mentioned.

Could someone 3,300 years ago estimate the number of grains of sand on Earth or count the stars in the universe? Ancient texts suggest an incredible connection, bridging divine wisdom and today's science.