joy

"Hashem didn't just make me short like a child for no reason, and with a sense of humor," claims Hananel Amitai, known as Dr. Laugh. Between performances and workshops, he shares his secret and explains how to make even the most indifferent among the audience burst into laughter.

After the birth of their three triplets, Lilach Feldman and her husband received shocking news: one of their daughters was diagnosed with a life-threatening syndrome. From that moment, she was hospitalized for nearly two years, as the family remained steadfast by her side. What inspired Lilach to pursue a career in bringing joy to others?

Every good thing has its conditions and limits. When someone buys a new car or gadget, the first thing they should do is read the safety instructions, which contain many intimidating warnings. However, these are simply guidelines on how to maximize and enjoy the new device without damaging it or jeopardizing the user.

Whether you leave it each morning or spend most of your day there, your home is your sanctuary. As the month of Adar begins, discover how to add joy to your home with color, design tips for creating an uplifting atmosphere, and the one thing that no amount of decor can replace.

We all hold the key to our health—both physically and spiritually.

"When you hear his lively and joyous voice, you're convinced he has a perfect life. But then he shared with me what he's going through."

Cantor Eli Salomon uses the COVID-19 era to bring joy to others, attending brit milahs on balconies and moving audiences. In a special conversation, he shares the most memorable events he has participated in.

"The grass is always greener on the other side; the tragedy is that when you return to your own grass, you'll call it white, red, but not green." Weekly message from Rabbi Eliyahu Rabi

Bringing laughter and wisdom, Ami Maimon talks about the pressure of his radio shows, the sources of his riddles, and the difficult moment he parted from his son.

Whether it's neighbors deciding to make noise, kids playing loudly near the window, or someone drilling, disturbances abound when trying to sleep.

"People think life and health are taken for granted." An interview with Shmuel Gitler, the entrepreneur behind the volunteer initiative spreading rays of joy in hospitals.

What happens when the letter 'S' is doubled in a word? Why does the letter 'S' also symbolize the evil inclination?

Watch and Understand: 'Act of Confidence' from the film 'Tales of Rabbi Nachman,' starring Yehuda Barkan

Rabbi Yigal Cohen's new book, "Yigal Libi B'Yeshua'tcha," seeks to answer the tough questions of a challenging generation. "In our times, we have no right to receive prophecies, so Hashem speaks to us through our hardships," says the rabbi. "Faith in three words – you are not alone. Once you truly know Him, there's no way you won't love Him and everything He sends or doesn't send into your life."

If a six-year-old can do it, we all can: After losing both parents, six-year-old Jayden Hayes set his sights on making people smile, encouraging them to see the positives in life and recognize how grateful and lucky they are. "I'm tired of seeing sad faces everywhere. We need to make people smile," he said.

How do the commandments of the Torah consider human emotions? Here are some interesting examples.