Jewish blessings

Discover the ancient Jewish prayer recited only once every 28 years when the sun returns to its original position at Creation

The legacy of Rabbi Shimshon Chaim Nachmani lives on, 245 years after his passing

Discover the Jewish Morning Blessings- the Gratitude Ritual for a Joyful Morning

A simple guide to one of the most joyful blessings in Jewish life — when and how to say it, and why it matters

The Ancient Jewish Gratitude Ritual for Life’s Close Calls

Why Birkat Kohanim Remains One of Judaism’s Most Overlooked (but Most Powerful) Sources of Blessing

The Rabbi of Apta had a surprising custom: each year, on January 1st—the start of the non-Jewish calendar—he would bless the Jewish people with a good year.

From majestic animals to rebuilt synagogues, these uncommon Jewish blessings honor moments of awe, beauty, and deep reflection.

How Birkat HaMazon (Grace After Meals) Enriches the Soul, Honors Hashem, and Brings Blessing

From 1:44 PM to 1:53 PM, the heavens open to welcome our deepest prayers. Share this message!