Do you want to live a genuinely happy life, in any situation? Then you must want only one thing from life: emuna. "Success" is in holding on to emuna. Any success that lacks emuna is a failure; and any failure that contains emuna is a success!
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.
We are in the midst of a raging and highly infectious epidemic in the world. It is a plague that completely ruins and embitters one’s life. Everyone is susceptible. Rabbi Arush explains how to avoid infection and cure ourselves...
Do you know that you're involved in an insidious war? It's going on right in front of you! The stakes are as high as they can get - your divine soul. And the winner is....
Acquiring the Torah is a daily task, not a one-time event. Shavuot was the catalyst for the regular, thorough work of receiving the Torah every day.
With so many problems facing the Jewish people, what is the main battle of our generation? What should our focus be? The Kalever Rebbe explains...
Do you ever feel like you're in a wrestling match...and you're losing? Do you ever feel that you're going in circles? Here's the good news - as long as you're moving, you're coming closer to Hashem!
Along with the great importance of studying self-help books and taking their advice, we must know that success in maintaining peace in the home comes from a completely different place. Where?
In the final days before Shavuot, let's internalize the unique purpose of a Jew's life. When we accepted Torah on Mount Sinai and became Hashem's people, we were set aside from the other nations.
Wouldn't it be great to take back some of our words, erase some of our thoughts, and undo some of our deeds? Unlike the data that marketeers collect, Hashem allows us to erase His data about us.
Our level of emuna is directly linked to the ease that we get income, Shmitah in Eretz Yisrael, and learning Torah. For us to receive the Torah on Shavuot, we need to strength our emuna in Hashem.
What an amazing filter we can apply to our vision of others so that we are "blind" to their faults! How much clearer our vision would be. How much good we could do for the Jewish nation!
We do not forget for even a moment the great disaster that took place on Lag B’Omer 2021. The first step towards the tikkun of man is the tikkun of speech. He who corrects his speech can correct all his character traits.
During these days before Shavuot, we count each day toward personal growth. The change that we make in ourselves depends on the small, “unimportant” steps that we make each day. How can we avoid discouragement when we don’t see results from one day to another?
Often, what unites us is tragedy or some communal difficulty. The main way of showing love and building love during those times is praying for each one of our people!
Such a wonderful gift Hashem gave us – to be a Jew! We have the privilege and opportunity to create a bond with Hashem, the Creator of the World, through His mitzvot. The joy from that gift can fill our entire day!
Do we see ourselves as living in exile? How much do we really long for redemption? What would it look like in our daily lives?
What difference does it make if we understand some of the reasoning behind a mitzvah? Isn’t it enough to do them because Hashem commanded them? Knowing the “why” of mitzvot can make the difference in serving Hashem with passion and joy, or serving Him with disinterest.