Who doesn’t get angry occasionally? It’s a normal human emotion, right? The Kalever Rebbe describes the far-reaching, devastating effects of anger upon our children.
Passover cleaning, kids, crumbs everywhere, pressure...IIEEEE! How do we properly deal with our children when we are under the pressure of Passover cleaning?
In a world where people often throw away their identities, Quirky Turkey reminds us all that we don't have to be turkeys to be good people; we have to be who we really are...
Eden is a very talented and extremely special young lady of eleven who not only listens to emuna CDs but speaks to Hashem every day in sincere personal prayer...
Special for Breslev Kids: butterlies weren't always beautiful – they started out the hard way as ugly little caterpillars...
Special for Breslev Kids: HaShem created earthworms to mix soil that has hardened; it helps the plants grow in a soft, fertile garden....
Some governments want to force schools to adopt a curriculum that is heresy according to Torah standards. This trend is rooted in “openness” and “freedom of choice”. How can we protect our children from this toxic exposure?
We all have times when our prayer or learning is done with a coldness, a lack of interest, and devoid of any enthusiasm. What's the answer? The Kalever Rebbe gives practical advice...
There are people who mock rabbis and Torah scholars as "useless" and "out of touch." Not surprisingly, their children learn to view rabbis as such. This approach destroys the last hope of saving their children from the spiritually deadly epidemics afflicting modern society.
"If the Satan did not blind our eyes, we would all see that these children [in secular schools] are like the children on the trains to Auschwitz.” Saving a captured soul is the greatest mitzvah, especially today!
Don’t miss out on this opportunity: Until 15-Av, the Kalever Rebbe will daven specifically for whoever tries to make a shidduch -to merit brachot, goodness, and salvations in all matters.
Society tells us to delay marriage. The Sages however, tell us how important it is to marry at a proper time.
Are you looking for a soulmate for yourself or a child? Read Rabbi Arush's sound advice for a successful match!
The bond between a Jew and a non-Jew is not one of everlasting love. Happiness can only come from building a Jewish home together with a true-life partner.
