spiritual journey

Judith Fresnd's journey from a secular life in a Galilean village to embracing Jewish traditions in her Jerusalem home is a testament to the twists of fate.

Eric Adams shared with the media: "A woman I deeply admire told me about a dream she had, where the Rebbe of Lubavitch asked me to visit his grave. I did so, and for me, it was a step that significantly strengthened my path to victory."

"Hashem Himself accompanied me," says Rebbetzin Sarit Gez, sharing her journey to Judaism, the trials she faced, and her current mission.

Simcha Even Chaim, who had never painted before, embarked on a spiritual journey after the tragic loss of her brother. Now, as she unveils her captivating art exhibition, she shares the story behind her creations and comes full circle.

Why did Abraham, at the age of one hundred, need to wander through the land? Wasn't he tired of roaming? This question divides into two parts: a natural reason and a spiritual reason.

It seems like every time things got a little tough, the Israelites wished to return to Egypt. Why, after witnessing so many miracles, did they find it hard to trust in Hashem?

Gideon Sharon, a former fighter pilot turned spiritual leader, launches a remarkable project encouraging Jews worldwide to start their day with 'Modeh Ani'. As millions join in, Sharon reveals the heartfelt story behind it and the inspiring reactions.

For six years, Eitam Yaakov lived in Hollywood as a successful rock band member, performing across America and working on a promising album managed by Chad Kroeger, the lead singer of Nickelback. Deep into yoga practice, a transformation led him to truth, almost completely leaving the music world to work on an innovative Jewish children's book.

From a Travel to Africa to a Spiritual Journey: The Inspiring Story of Chaim Eran Gutsman

One night, a man with bright eyes and a white beard appeared in my dream. "Dad, calm down!", he told me. I replied, "Dad?! You could be my grandfather!", The elderly man responded, "I am your Shlomo... Now let me tell you who I truly am."

What was the most difficult period of his life? Why did he have to leave his home and job, and what is his main mission in life? The righteous convert, Nissim Black, in an inspiring interview, featuring an impressive digital painting by illustrator and graphic designer Avraham Neuwirth.

Growing up in Tel Aviv, total dedication to music, and an early move to London. Daniel Admon, a musician who returned to religious observance after playing with renowned artists in Israel and abroad, shares his journey upon releasing his song 'With Joy.' This includes breaking points in his religious return, exploring Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam, and the morning he left his non-Jewish wife.

Chana Yael Moses, raised in the Soviet educational system, encountered Judaism at 16, sparking a lifelong journey of spiritual return. "Even when I felt 'on top of the world,' Hashem tested me again," she shares.

He grew up in Tel Aviv as secular, then in Bnei Brak as a ba'al teshuva, and today he looks like a devout person from Mea Shearim, posting ads in the heart of the secular neighborhoods of Ramat Gan. His name is Heshel Richlevis and he is willing to do everything to bring another Jew closer to Judaism.

Watch the compelling story of a fighter pilot's spiritual return to Judaism.

What is the significance of the numeric value of the letter 'Reish'? And why does the letter 'Reish' appear after the letter 'Kuf'?

At ten and a half, N (a pseudonym) drank what she thought was soda, but it turned out to be a chemical that nearly took her life. She shares her incredible experience and how discovering Judaism gave her the courage to speak about it.

"I felt an indescribable pain in my left ankle and immediately understood I was going to die." Discover Nadia McCarpery's astonishing story—experiencing clinical death at age seven and why she was sent back to life because "her work had not yet begun." Inspirational and thought-provoking.

Gutman Locks was a wealthy Jew who made millions, became a guru in India and the USA, then a Christian healer. His journey ended in Israel, where for thirty years he has been helping Jews put on tefillin at the Western Wall every day.

In our generation, says Rabbi Erez Moshe Doron, everyone feels lost and confused, seeking a supportive shoulder and a quiet corner. This is how they come to Judaism – even those who are already practicing.