spirituality

The letter Zayin hints at the attribute of eternity. What is the significance of the letter Zayin in a person's name?

The letter Hei signifies both material and divine realities.

The letter Gimel teaches about generosity and giving. What does the shape of the letter hint at, and what is the importance of acts of kindness?

What is the significant difference between a soft Bet and a dagesh Bet? And what does the letter Bet symbolize in a person's name?

Why does the letter B serve as a home for other letters? What is the significance of its numerical value?

Holly Webber, a 25-year-old diagnosed with terminal cancer, refuses to be defeated by negativity. "Recently, someone asked me how I cope with despair, and my only answer was hope. Even though I know my illness is terminal and I accept that – without waking up every morning with new hope, I wouldn't be able to get out of bed, dress, eat, or breathe."

"And then it hit me: Oh my God, I'm becoming religious! Such fear. Until that moment I had not truly realized it. Inside, I was shaking completely. I almost choked on the 'truth' filled with prejudices, anxieties, and the unknown - suddenly reflecting reality." Artist Yiftach Dekel in an emotional post for his 33rd birthday.

Keren Bateman-Tayeb, a talented designer, always wondered about her purpose in the world. It was only the deep emptiness she felt as an adult that led her to find the answer – and return to Judaism. And the one who helped her on this path? She married him.

Anat Ben Ari had it all—a family and a successful high-tech career. But then something changed. She found new meaning in her life through her connection to Judaism. Today, she leads challah-baking ceremonies in Israel and worldwide, attended by thousands of women who have sought blessings. Discover her captivating journey from the world of high-tech to embracing mitzvot, and view a photo gallery of a women's evening she led at the "Hidabroot House."

The path to receiving abundant blessings, long life, and divine inspiration – 10 points about blessings over enjoyment

Rachel Peretz was not prepared for an unexpected 'meeting' with her late mother, who passed away eight years ago. Her mother appeared in the background of a photo Rachel took on a heritage trip to Morocco, dressed in traditional attire from about a century ago.

Experiencing a clinical death and being brought back to life made no immediate spiritual impact on Odelia Levi, a science teacher. It was the influence of her son that eventually prompted her transformation. Here's her captivating story.

Gad Elbaz, Ariel Zilber, Shlomi Shabbat, and Kobi Aflalo - we've collected fascinating interviews of singers who turned towards spirituality in their lives.

Adi Katz grew up on a kibbutz in the Jezreel Valley and for the past decade has been painting only sacred art. "When I began working with holiness, I connected to the heart." An interview with the painter-artist whose children's illustrations inspire adults, especially before moments of solitude.

Rabbi Yosef, a devoted follower of the Maggid of Kozhnitz, longed for children for many years. In his despair, he sought his Rebbe's blessing, leading to a surprising sequence of events that brought unexpected salvation. A true story.

Exploring the mystical 'silver thread' described by those who have had near-death experiences, believed to connect the body and soul.

"The light truly called to me, and I wanted so much to be within it." The remarkable story of Dvir Shoshan from Kiryat Ata, who experienced clinical death and returned to life.

Revital Levi shares her transformative near-death experience, offering insights into what lies beyond and how it changed her life.

Anit Ben Ari had everything: a family and a successful tech career. But then something changed; she found purpose in life through Judaism. Now, she leads challah-making gatherings across the globe, touching the lives of thousands of women.

A story of the mystical Weeping Stone: Discover the enigmatic source of its tears and why it's a favored prayer spot for kabbalists.