personal growth

We must learn from how great people dealt with every action and incident, understanding the approach to a situation where we are demanded from Heaven for a reason, and immediately reflect on what we are being demanded.

What does returning to faith do for a person? Why isn't a baby's brain as developed as other organs? How does saliva help maintain oral hygiene, and what is the purpose of 'a point to ponder'?

We must understand why such thoughtless remarks are detrimental, whether about a tragic event or a minor inconvenience like a closed store or pharmacy.

Years have passed where we've grown stronger and matured, yet our subconscious still believes we are incapable.

Why do many Jews label themselves with a term that highlights what's missing from their lives?

In light of the release of his debut book, Rabbi Eyal Unger gives an exclusive interview to 'Hidabroot' about a journey entirely focused on matters of the soul.

Alina Bat-El was born in Russia and grew up in a family that knew nothing about their Judaism. But in her heart, she felt: "Something is missing" and she searched for the truth. When she immigrated to Israel, she began to strengthen her faith, and today she inspires others towards Judaism.

Recently, I've decided that every time I arrive at work, I can say 'Blessed is He who performed a miracle for me in this place.' Why? What great miracle occurred? A miracle, at least in our imagery and perception, is an escape from a situation where there is no natural way out.

A journey through doubt to spirituality: How I found my way back to Judaism despite negative experiences with religious people

Humility versus Pride – Why is the trait of humility so important? And what troubles does pride bring?

Jessica McCabe, a 34-year-old American media professional, shares her heartfelt gratitude to her mom for pursuing an ADHD diagnosis and treatment for her. 'Thank you for not listening to the critics'

Desperate to find a good job? Emil Rosenblatt has good news for you. Everyone can find their dream job — if they just learn a few things. The key? Never give up. 'There's no one who doesn't have their moment,' he says, sharing his own journey of return.

"What if we could stop judging ourselves and our kids and just be? It's fascinating to imagine what kind of world we'd create if we allowed ourselves to live in the now and embrace who we are..." Read this moving post.

After publishing numerous books and articles, Rabbi Menachem Zigelboim has spent the last decade on a unique mission: to illuminate the inner light of those seeking his help as a coach and to assist them in rising from 'a deep pit to the heights.' "People know what is best for them; they just sometimes get 'stuck' and need external guidance to find the right place for themselves," he says.

Navigating the essential stages of a baal teshuvah journey and how to maintain spiritual enthusiasm in a constructive and empowering way.

For over a decade, Yemima Bismuth has been running a content writing business that she never dreamed of starting, navigating through the competitive market in a unique way. In a special interview, she shares the principles guiding her in this crowded and competitive field.

One of the things that prevents us from doing a lot of good is the perception that we need to be in a "certain place," or have "specific knowledge," or acquire a "particular quality" to spread goodness and do good in the world - and that's a mistake

We look at our friends and see they seem to have it easy in Torah study, grew up in great families, concentrate well in classes, while we feel forgotten. Why is this? What truly happens behind the scenes, and why did Hashem give us these particular challenges?