personal journey

Miriam Gilvich grew up without any knowledge of Judaism until she moved to Israel and embarked on a spiritual journey. Surprisingly, she found her calling as a matchmaker specializing in complex matches. "It's the greatest satisfaction there is," she shares.

Odelia Levy, a science teacher from Kfar Sirkin, experienced a clinical death at 40 due to a massive hemorrhage following surgery. After her recovery, a series of unexpected events led her on a new journey. Watch now.

Three women share their riveting stories of personal development and transformation. How did these women make a decision and follow through to the end? If they can do it, so can you.

Elazar Georgiev was born into a well-off Bulgarian family and found himself on a spiritual journey that led him from the path of becoming a pastor to embracing Judaism.

At 16, she embraced Judaism and later married the late Professor Avner Hai Shaki. Throughout her life, she dedicated herself to learning, supporting her husband, and investing in her family. What did the Lubavitcher Rebbe request from her? A captivating interview with Nechama Shaki.

Rabbi Avraham Leib, formerly Leonardo, led a seemingly good life. He mingled with worldly people, explored new places, and made a living from his beloved passion — until a change prompted him to leave skiing and Argentina. Now residing in Bnei Brak and a father of five, he shares his remarkable story.

Discover the captivating story of Gilad Kinan, a Japanese convert to Judaism, whose unique journey from a medical student in Osaka to a devoted Jew in Israel is truly fascinating.

Lian Noam Moshe was born to a Muslim mother and a Christian father, but through remarkable personal providence, and with an unwavering will to find her path, she ultimately found her way to Judaism. Today, she admirably faces challenges, grateful for the great privilege of being part of the Jewish people and for her parents who support her chosen path.

Ben Levine, a theater personality, shares that his journey of embracing Judaism matured over almost twenty years, culminating in an instant decision to keep Shabbat and kosher. Today, he is fully observant and infuses his theater work with messages of closeness.

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