Jewish spirituality

Rabbi Mordechai Pogremanski, often called 'The Sublime Illui,' was a man of incredible character. Here are five remarkable stories about the great Rabbi, who left no descendants.

A peculiar procession was seen through the farm gates: ten elderly Jewish men, some very old and with white beards, dressed in traditional Jerusalem attire, arriving in three carriages to the colony and the farm. What are such people doing in the heart of the working settlement?

This Shabbat marks 415 years since the passing of the Maharal of Prague, a towering figure in Jewish history and the spiritual leader of the Prague community. Discover 10 profound quotes from his influential writings.

On the 278th anniversary of Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto’s passing, his timeless insights from Mesilat Yesharim still resonate

Our soul, more pure and enlightened than our physical body, immediately impacts our emotions—for better or worse. When fear transforms into awe of Hashem, we emerge victorious.

Step-by-Step Self-Forgiveness Process to Release Shame, Embrace Compassion, and Reclaim Inner Peace

From stardom to sanctity, he illuminated the way for a generation

Learn to Recognize Emotional Signals, Manage Sadness Without Shame, and Take First Steps Toward Healing and Inner Balance

Seven powerful reasons to prioritize Torah learning on Shabbat

From midnight tears to hidden fasts, Rabbi Mutzafi's life was a silent storm of holiness that uplifted a nation

In an era of despair, Rabbi Yisrael Baal Shem Tov ignited a movement of faith, joy, and love that still shapes Jewish life today

"It is not enough to proclaim Your existence, Hashem, and try to find You in the heart of others. I must clear the way within them that leads to You, Hashem."

Discover the Spiritual Wisdom of Jewish Teachings on Overthinking, Mental Clarity, and the Transformative Light of Positive Thinking

Discover the transformative power of your first waking moments

This is the land promised to Abraham and his descendants, the land chosen by Hashem for the Temple, and the land where Hashem intended Torah to be taught and mitzvot to be fulfilled - for this, the world was created.

Jewish laughter therapy is changing lives and one woman is on a mission to spread the joy to every home and heart

"A person is obligated to provide their body and soul with the necessary basics to function, believe, and survive long-term, recognizing that needs differ vastly across eras and individuals." Rabbi Dan Tiomkin reflects on the intricate balance of spirituality and material necessity.

How the holiness of Shabbat carries unique power to forgive sins

Why Shabbat is the ideal time for Torah study

At 73, Paulina Ovis shares how translating Torah texts has brought her deep joy, healing, and a powerful spiritual awakening