How “social justice” is defined depends upon whose yardstick you use. Those who recognize Hashem and His Torah live the very diversity, equality, and social justice that others pursue.
We all want our prayers to be accepted by Hashem. We want to be counted among those who fear and love Him. We want to develop good middot, holiness, and purity. One prerequisite will bring all of these...
A guest rabbi always has something new to offer that the local rabbi does not, even if the community is blessed with a rabbi who is a tremendous Torah scholar.
Oreo cookies always add crispness to every bite. Chocolate fudge cookies with a bite of Oreo are absolutely delicious!
We all want to live with what we know is true. But when push comes to shove, our behavior is often shaped by our emotions.
The Rishon Lezion Chief Rabbi of Israel HaRav Yitzchak Yosef wrote a letter to Jews in Ukraine, and ALL JEWS LIVING IN THE DIASPORA, to understand the Ukrainian-Russian war as a call to quickly MOVE TO ERETZ YISRAEL.
The lesson of Chanukah is the rejection of non-Jewish values and norms. How can we take that lesson with us throughout the year? The Kalever Rebbe gives important advice...
There are so many sublime ways and teachings of tremendous tzaddikim - how do we know which to use in any particular situation? Rebbe Natan gives us a tip for life!
We all want our prayers to be accepted by Hashem. We want to be counted among those who fear and love Him. We want to develop good middot, holiness, and purity. One prerequisite will bring all of these...
In today’s stressful world, we can all use some encouragement and optimism. But where do we get that? From the Exodus story!
How “social justice” is defined depends upon whose yardstick you use. Those who recognize Hashem and His Torah live the very diversity, equality, and social justice that others pursue.
Date of Passing: 10-Sivan. R’ Gershon Edelstein was the leader of the Haredi Litvish community, head of the Ponevezh Yeshiva, and spiritual guide of the United Torah Judaism party.
What Rabbi Arush recently revealed about Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai is important for every one of us, including some important updates on Mashiach and the Geula!
It's not enough to continually ask, “When will Mashiach come”. Working on one’s emuna and and spreading it with family and friends – that is looking forward to the geula, and that is what brings Mashiach!
Would you like to drink all the wine you want on Purim without suffering so much as a headache? No drunkenness, only joy! Rav Shalom Arush says this prayer:
Rabbi Kaduri's yartzheit (date of passing) is 28th of Tevet (Shabbat). He is considered the last of the great Sefardi Kabalists.
It was a mass celebration with Sages juggling lit torches, Levites singing songs, and the water libation ceremony.
We all want our prayers to be accepted by Hashem. We want to be counted among those who fear and love Him. We want to develop good middot, holiness, and purity. One prerequisite will bring all of these...
It's not enough to continually ask, “When will Mashiach come”. Working on one’s emuna and and spreading it with family and friends – that is looking forward to the geula, and that is what brings Mashiach!
Why is it such a big deal to go to Meron on Lag b'Omer? Why is it important to rejoice with the tzaddik?
All events in our lives are Hashem’s ways of communicating to us. By ignoring Hashem’s messages via these stimuli, we become spiritually blind and deaf, G-d forbid…
One of the big challenges in life is that our worst adversaries often turn out to be those closest to us. Only those we love the most are the ones we hate the worst…
Speaking with Hashem encourages us to know ourselves. It helps us see that we are each individuals with our own unique gifts, talents and abilities and attributes...
Do you want a life filled with true joy, happiness, calm, serenity and a sense of purpose? It’s easier than you think… read on!
G-d, please give me faith.
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Let’s make the next Uman pilgrimage start from Uman and end, once and for all, inside the Holy City, in our Holy Land, with our Holy Rebbe.
A Jew has to “breathe” the weekly parashot. He must live the parasha, study it, and search for hints in his own life and reality.
The holy Baal Shem Tov departed from this world on Shavuot 5769 (1750). He is the father of the Chassidic movement and great-grandfather of Rebbe Nachman…
Rebbe Nachman honored the women of his family. Due to his mother's great spiritual merits, the Rebbe asked that we refer to him as “Nachman Ben Feige.” Her date of passing: 19-Adar.
Mussar refers to a moral movement, based on the study of traditional ethical literature. Probably the classic text in “Mussar” is “Pirkei Avot”, Ethics of the Fathers...
The Prophet Isaiah, considered by Chazal as the greatest of the prophets, after Moshe. He prophesied during the reign of the four Judean Kings Uzziah...
Megillat Esther is the only book in the Scriptures where God's name is never mentioned. The Purim miracle is hidden and God's providence is...
Passover cleaning, kids, crumbs everywhere, pressure...IIEEEE! How do we properly deal with our children when we are under the pressure of Passover cleaning?
How important is peace in the home? Everyone would agree that it's very important. So why is peace in Jewish homes going downhill? Because some things are even more important - like "truth" and "justice"! Rabbi Arush explains...
G-d is all powerful and can do anything. There is only one thing that limits Hashem… us.
He's just a child...what do you want from him? Without a proper Jewish education, a child will develop bad habits and lack boundaries, which the child will never "outgrow".
