Date of Passing: 24-Elul. Rabbi Israel Meir HaCohen Kagan is commonly known as the "Chafetz Chaim," the name of his famous work on guarding one's tongue...
Many times we are broken because we want to accomplish or change something in our lives and we fail. We need to know how to get our heart (not just our head) to change.
Belief in ourselves is critical before we can extricate ourselves from all the bad in us. How can we focus on the good within without blurring the lines between good and evil?
Do you struggle with your “inner critic” the moment you decide to take on some mitzvah? Hitbodedut is a common battle ground. Read some tried-and-proven strategies to beat that critic!
How can I focus on praying on only ONE thing in my life? I need to fix so much! How do you know what to choose?
I don’t want you to just read this article and file it away somewhere. This article contains the key to living real life – and I want you to start living!
How often do we find ourselves with little self-confidence to make desired changes in our lives? How can we give ourselves a needed boost of strength to overcome our challenges? The Kalever Rebbe gives a surprisingly simple solution...
Hours wasted every single day... Moments lost... Where did the day go... Who cannot identify with these nagging questions?! The problem – and its solution – are in front of our eyes. The Kalever Rebbe explains...
Climate change is a pressing global issue. Scientists have their own ideas how to save the environment. What can you and I do to affect a real change?
Do you know people who seem to be living a performance and whose lives are in shambles? The Kalever Rebbe describes the inevitable influence they have on society by redefining what is acceptable behavior.
A reader asks, “Are Kameas allowed?” Are they some sort of magic or Avodah Zarah? Where do they fit into Breslev tradition? How can you properly use them?
During the summer months when we're travelling or vacationing, it's easy to let our standards of kashrut slip. The ensuing damage has a lasting impact on our neshamah and on our emuna.
Prayer can be frustrating and disappointing. Instead of an intimate meeting with your loving Father, you find yourself chasing after the most ridiculous thoughts. Can anything be done to keep your focus??
How can we protect ourselves in this era of pervasive heresy and promiscuity? It seems that no place is “safe” - except for one...
