transformation

In Hebrew mysticism, the letter Shin represents transformation, contrasting with Reish, which symbolizes fundamental material form. These insights delve into profound changes while maintaining core essence.

A personal story of a child's illness, seeking closeness to Hashem, heartfelt apologies, and the enduring melody of "Adon HaSelichot." An interview with Ariella Savir for "My Elul."

Linor, once lost in a life of parties and emptiness, found a new path after watching a transformative video online. Today, she's dedicated to learning and living a life enriched by her Jewish faith.

David Cohen and Shimon Ifargan, barbers who embraced faith, share their transformative journeys and revelations. "It's not always easy to follow the religious path in our work, but it's the right thing to do."

Just a year ago, Harriet Peacock was a mother of two from the UK struggling with extreme obesity. Her life has changed dramatically since then. Here's how.

In the U.S., a study on troubled teens in a juvenile correctional facility showed positive changes after a diet makeover. Here's the story.

Visitors were driven away by the foul odor emanating from a widowed elderly man's home in the UK. See how a cleaning crew's hard work transformed his living space.

Born to darker-skinned parents, Abiral Chauhan's skin tone transformed dramatically due to vitiligo, leaving him almost unrecognizable.

In a special interview for the month of Elul, Din Din Aviv discusses her husband's statement that led her to return to faith, the cost she paid for frequent performances in her childhood, and the highs and lows during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A moral lesson from the story of a simple woman who got a second chance.

Keren Bateman-Tayeb, a talented designer, always wondered about her purpose in the world. It was only the deep emptiness she felt as an adult that led her to find the answer – and return to Judaism. And the one who helped her on this path? She married him.

Anat Ben Ari had it all—a family and a successful high-tech career. But then something changed. She found new meaning in her life through her connection to Judaism. Today, she leads challah-baking ceremonies in Israel and worldwide, attended by thousands of women who have sought blessings. Discover her captivating journey from the world of high-tech to embracing mitzvot, and view a photo gallery of a women's evening she led at the "Hidabroot House."

Musician Liran Elkobi started exploring Judaism at just 17 and a half due to a question from a religious man. Now he is married and a father of five. An exclusive interview.