I was riding my bicycle when a speeding car hit me and sent me flying in the air about 30 feet high (about 3 stories high). No one expected me to live for more than a few days. Read the true story of his remarkable recovery.
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I was walking across the street that Friday morning, when everything changed in an instant. Thank G-d that I was alive to come home Friday two weeks later…
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The Corona Bar Mitzvah
Some incredible stories have come to us with people doing Rabbi Arush’s “Chok Todah – Law of Thank You” and seeing miracles, even with Corona! The law works!
Quarantine on the Bus
The traffic jam made him miss his much awaited appointment, but he thanked Hashem and a few days later discovered exactly why it was for the best…
A Dangerous Infection
Going into those terrifying hours when my son's life hung in the balance, I had six hours of thanking Hashem already under my belt as a merit for me and my son…”
My Slow Scooter
Everyone talks about being in the right place at the right time. Sometimes, we have to be “late” in order to avoid being at the wrong place at the wrong time...
Healed Overnight
He tried everything – hitbodedut, teshuva, Uman – everything! Nothing worked, until...
Hitchhike to Emuna
Pinney Wolman shares an incredible personal hashkafa story from 1997 when an investment of oral Torah learning unlocked an immediate medical miracle in Jerusalem.
Magic Carpet
An inspiring story by Chaya Esther Schwartz on how 6 months of expressing gratitude to Hashem transformed 40 years of living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
Glad to Have MS
TRUE STORY. Discover how a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis led to deep spiritual healing. Learn how practicing emuna and gratitude can transform chronic illness into joy.
Finding Hashem Within MS
With emuna now in my life, I stopped putting limitations on myself because I was disabled. I started thinking about myself in a completely different manner..
The Tooth Fairy
Gratitude – it’s so simple really, so obvious, so innate. Or at least it should be. But we see it isn’t. We’ve lost the art of thanking but we can rediscover it.
The Lump
Suddenly, I felt a lump: the old me would have been in suspense for a month, depressed, miserable, worried and stressed to the max. This ‘thankful’ me has been quite different.