spirituality

The purpose of trouble is to awaken us to pray. By evoking those same feelings we have during difficulties and turning to Hashem, we can sometimes avert troubles.

With everyone having their unique place and role in the world, we should learn not to try to change others, as they have received special tools for the role they came for.

Upon accepting others, we can respect differences while appreciating the beautiful aspects of each person's personality. Everyone has something uniquely complete about them.

Why do many Jews label themselves with a term that highlights what's missing from their lives?

Understanding attention and concentration issues and their effective treatment through Hasidic teachings.

Women share their profound near-death experiences sparking an engaging online discussion.

Esther Monovich traces words in the Hebrew language and manages to decipher amazing secrets and gain stunning insights. What lies behind the word 'mockery'? And what's the secret of the word 'livelihood'? A fascinating journey.

Oren Ben Avi played with Israel's top musicians and tried his luck in the US. Now, he shares his journey of getting closer to Hashem, the light and struggles that came with it, mistakes made along the way, and a career change that transformed his life. Interview.

Does someone with a terminal illness have the right to be angry or resentful? "Out of the immense frustration my situation brings, I ask myself each day how I'm living in the present. Not against memories of the past, nor against future possibilities. But how do I live now, in today’s given reality that can neither be negotiated nor changed?" An article you won't want to miss.

Christianity and Islam, founded on imitation and misconceptions, have thrived. Why have they spread worldwide?

A Look Into Lives Unaffected by Pain and How Life Teaches Us

Arad Elbaz never thought he would become a yeshiva student, but the question of Hashem's whereabouts during the Holocaust led him to explore his Jewish roots deeply. Upon receiving an unexpected answer, he realized there was no point in running from the truth.

They are on the street, strengthening passersby directly, serving as ambassadors of truth amid the chaos. Ezra Brautman, Tel Aviv's Minister of Smiles, is the first interviewee in the "Street People" series. Come hear his unique personal story.

Isn't it fitting for the crown of creation to be made from something more precious?

Shai Habib, a yeshiva student in his 20s, shares his deep connection to the daily study of the Rambam and reveals the moments of joy and struggle it entails.

How does one change a person's name when necessary, and what is the significance of names derived from places?

Can a person's given name be changed, and when is it advisable to do so?

How does choosing a name affect a person's essence? Why is it better to use full names rather than nicknames?

How does a person's name influence their life and character? What is the significance of a family name?

The last letter, T, symbolizes purpose and Torah – but also desire.