Mitzvot

How do certain mitzvot benefit us, like the prohibition against selecting on Shabbat, mourning during the Omer period, or the strict prohibition against eating chametz on Passover?

Do we perform mitzvot and study Torah in the world to come? If so, how?

"While it's simple and necessary, some don't understand the point of focusing on the heart's inner aspect. On the other hand, some concentrate on these matters and tend to neglect the importance of halachic observance." Rav Dan Tiomkin explains whether it's true that 'after the actions, our hearts are drawn?' How significant is the heart in the teshuva process compared to the mind?

The key to world peace is not in the hands of the US President or any Prime Minister. The key is in our hands

On Friday, as I kneaded the dough, I thought, "Well, I've embraced the mitzvah of family purity. And my uterus?" I smiled, "It must have gone to someone who needs it to bring more children into the world." A personal letter from a reader.

For a person struggling with the commandment of repentance who hasn't yet achieved complete return from their sins, are their good deeds still beneficial?

In this world, we are in a training ground. The soul descends on a mission to fulfill its purpose. Hashem provides it with a precise instruction manual — the holy Torah. Yet, the world is full of trials and obstacles requiring us to overcome and resist the evil inclination at every step. Our task is to stand firm, overcoming trials and looking forward to the world to come, where the ultimate purpose lies.