Many people think that to rectify and atone for past sins they need to be sad. The opposite is true: The first thing a person must do in seeking personal holiness is to work on being happy and optimistic at all times.
When something is so dangerous that you can be killed in one second, even while trying to avoid danger, then it is best just to run for your life…
Is stubbornness a good trait or not? It depends... The Kalever Rebbe describes how the stubbornness of Jewish women in Egypt brought about their redemption. May it be so for us as well!
We come with a loving call to all Daughters of Israel! I ask you from the bottom of my heart – for Hashem’s honor and for all our brethren who are in trouble – do your part, and with your tzniut you make this whole world a brighter one.
The strength of the Jewish people lies in its holiness and modesty. Rabbi Arush turns to all readers who want to do the greatest thing for the Jewish People, for our soldiers, and for our existence!
When a lie is repeated often in public and with a sense of pride, conviction, and confidence, people begin to accept that lie as a truth. The Kalever Rebbe explains how a hedonistic culture successfully uses this strategy to erode Jewish values.
Having financial problems? Suffering from a tight budget? The Kalever Rebbe offers a possible cause and solution.
How can a woman get to the point where she is willing to cover her hair? She faces such opposition from within and without. Read the true story of one woman’s amazing journey.
We see today how much the nations of the world hate the Jewish People. Yaakov Avinu gives excellent advice on how to succeed against our strongest enemies.
Personal holiness and personal protection – how can the former bring about the latter? The Kalever Rebbe explains that only through personal holiness can one live in Eretz Yisroel in peace and tranquility. It provides the merit to protect one from all enemies.
A powerful secret to bring down all the blessings you've been waiting for!
We have no prophets who can tell us the meaning of tragedies. A Jew's first thought must be how it relates to him, to spur him to teshuvah.
The laws that prevent men and women from fraternizing together are very serious and cannot be ignored for the sake of a mitzvah.
In the past, nations - especially the daughters of royalty - cherished the trait of modesty. They honored modesty and realized that it represented self-respect. Similarly, Jewish women wear the crown of royalty (modesty).
What a powerful message! A Hollywood A-lister and social progressive who promotes everything that is destroying the world, conceded that natural disasters occur because Hashem is angry with us.
Sometimes the greatest mitzvah we can do is...to do nothing. Do you want Hashem to smile at you? Then fight the evil inclination and...do NOTHING!
Do you want to make a positive impact on the world? Here's a concrete way to do just that!