Stop the Blame Game
The first step in teshuva is to stop blaming others! Each one of us has the power to not only change our life but to empower our entire family to choose the right and just path.
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Battle Plan – Spiritual Weapons, Part 1
No matter what we are facing in our lives, we are in a massive test of emuna. The war is spiritual – and in order to fight it, we need to use spiritual weapons.
Love Yourself in 5 Minutes
Why does Rebbe Nachman implore us to search for our own good points? Loving yourself is the key to your relationship with yourself, others, and Hashem...
Don’t Question Hashem!
What do we think when we see a righteous young Torah scholar die at a young age? Nobody can possibly know, but Rabbi Avigdor Miller gives us food for thought…
The Old and Foolish King
If a person uses his brains and common sense, he can see how foolish the evil inclination's techniques are. But, nevertheless, we are tricked. How?
All for the Best
If we only focus on isolated painful events in our lives we lose focus of the big picture, the ultimate good that Hashem is preparing for each of us; that's the big picture …
The Winning Formula
Contrary to what many people think, parental support and encouragement won't make the child into an emotional cripple - support, yes; an overprotective bear hug, no...
Michael’s Father
Children like Michael who have love-crippled parents know deep down that despite how pathetic their parents are, they still need them to survive...
The Clean-Freak Parent
Children pay a high emotional price for mom's immaculate home. Mothers whose home is a museum-like showcase do so at the expense of their children's nerves...
A Time for Change
Everyone feels that Moshiach and Geula are fast on their way. The world is in a dire state, not only morally, but from many other standpoints...
Let Them Be Kids!
Some parents expect 5-year olds to behave like thirty year-olds; in their double standard, they don't remember that they were once kids too...
A Mother’s Prayer for Her Child
On Mother's Day: A mother's true prayer for her child isn't written in any prayerbook; it's written on the walls of her heart and the only one who can read it is Hashem...