True Aristocrats
True aristocracy is nobility of character; both husband and wife should always remember that as royalty, it behoves them to behave with royal manners and dignity.
Rebbetzin Shaindel Moscowitz
Rebbetzin Shaindel Moscowitz
The Queen
There cannot be two kings under one roof; the successful domain needs a "king" and a "queen", with each one understanding his or her respective task...
Tent of Jacob
Breslev Israel is delighted to host a major Chassidic Rebbetzen, Rebbetzen Shaindel Moscowitz, wife of the Melitzer Rebbe shlit’a, who gives a no-holds-barred dose of...
The Rosy Glasses
If you really notice how much others do for you, then you will be able to overlook the times that they aggravate you; simply use your rose-colored glasses…
Benefit of the Doubt
Many things in our lives irritate us if we don’t look for a favorable explanation for all that happens; our interpretation of events dictates our feelings…
The Power of Words
Words are very powerful and can be both the vehicle to build people or to destroy them; we should understand their power and be very careful with their use...
The Other Point of View
When dealing with people, a good idea is to try and see the other person's point of view; you’ll be surprised at how differently you’ll now see the issue at hand.
Silent Strength
Where you choose to remain silent when you could easily have replied in kind is not an act of weakness but rather a sign of inner strength and solid character.
Unfulfilled Expectations
"The less expectations, the less disappointments". Unfulfilled expectations of any sort, as subtle they might be, arouse feelings of resentment and anger…
Injured Pride
Pride and dignity are so much a part of us, and important to us, that we’ll often refuse to compromise them even at the cost of physical discomfort…
The Blame Game
There is the modern trend of blaming a lot of things on one's childhood. If anything is wrong with someone's life, they lay the blame squarely at the door of their upbringing.
The Instant Generation
The "instant generation" demands and expects everything instantly; the terrible effect of having everything so readily available is our belief that this is how it should be.