prayer

Essential prayer laws for your daily practice: insights from the rulings of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef

Essential guide to prayer laws according to Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's rulings

Two halakhot a day: Daily halakha for the 2nd of Cheshvan 5778 - laws of prayer based on the rulings of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef z"l

Essential prayer guidelines from Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's teachings to enhance your daily spiritual practice

Discover how joy opens the gates to divine connection, prophecy, and emotional healing

Why no prayer is wasted — faith-based guidance, mindset shifts, and practical effort for finding your match

What Jewish wisdom teaches about destiny, effort, and the “savings account” of prayer

Timeless Jewish wisdom on prayer, kindness, and true humility, and why sincerity matters more than status or success

Discover the Jewish perspective on balancing trust in God with practical effort in work, health, and daily life

Understanding God’s boundless love and compassion can help you overcome fear, build unshakable trust, and face life’s challenges with confidence

A journey of faith, parenting struggles, and answered prayers that reveal how divine trust can transform challenges into joy

From healing the sick to finding livelihood and love, discover how true belief opens the door to divine blessings

Discovering divine presence through simple moments, heartfelt blessings, and building trust in the Creator

Real-Life Stories of Struggle, Hope, and the Power of Belief in Parenting, Relationships, and Healing

Discover how deep belief transforms challenges into growth and inner peace

Exploring the stages of belief, and how true faith shapes our daily challenges and healing

Even a few heartfelt words to Hashem can lift a soul out of distress and bring healing

A childless man asked for a blessing, and the Rebbe gave him a surprising condition with a powerful spiritual explanation

Made a mistake by saying "V'ten Tal U'Matar" in summer? Here's a halachic guide explaining the types of possible errors and the halachic ruling for those who made a mistake

How a humble blessing after meals became a shield of divine protection for the Jewish homes of Vilna