What if the reason why Jews are so successful is the same reason why we are globally hated?
What if the reason why Jews are so successful is the same reason why we are globally hated?
We fear war, terrorism, illness, and economic collapse, yet rarely stop to ask whether we fear provoking Hashem. Discover how the Torah's understanding of the fear of God can reshape the way we view national tragedy and personal responsibility.
True faith begins with trusting our great spiritual leaders. Our entire mission in life depends on following the directives of our tzaddikim without questioning. The inner evil inclination wins when it tricks us into opposing or doubting our Torah leaders. Read how to stay strong against the ultimate test of opposition.
How much personal effort does God actually want from us? How do we balance effort with emuna and prayer? Discover why 99% of our efforts should focus on prayer and faith, and how to create the perfect "vessel" to receive blessings.
What if the reason why Jews are so successful is the same reason why we are globally hated?
What drives someone to a clearly suicidal power grab? Rabbi Berel Wein breaks down the dangerous psychology of why the most catastrophic mistakes happen when we convince ourselves that our personal desires are actually "God’s will."
How much personal effort does God actually want from us? How do we balance effort with emuna and prayer? Discover why 99% of our efforts should focus on prayer and faith, and how to create the perfect "vessel" to receive blessings.
We fear war, terrorism, illness, and economic collapse, yet rarely stop to ask whether we fear provoking Hashem. Discover how the Torah's understanding of the fear of God can reshape the way we view national tragedy and personal responsibility.
The French emperor Napoleon famously remarked, "Anyone who fails to grow rich during a war lacks intelligence!" Tzaddikim have taught that Napoleon's statement also applies to spiritual warfare!
What miracles we are seeing! How Hashem is protecting us! Rebbe Nachman explains that when most of the Jewish people have Likutei Moharan, Mashiach and the Redemption will come with mercy. Make sure to have your copy!
What drives someone to a clearly suicidal power grab? Rabbi Berel Wein breaks down the dangerous psychology of why the most catastrophic mistakes happen when we convince ourselves that our personal desires are actually "God’s will."
True faith begins with trusting our great spiritual leaders. Our entire mission in life depends on following the directives of our tzaddikim without questioning. The inner evil inclination wins when it tricks us into opposing or doubting our Torah leaders. Read how to stay strong against the ultimate test of opposition.
It is easy to fall into the trap of complaining and feeling unloved, but Rabbi Arush warns that this is a form of spiritual rebellion that breeds hopelessness. Choosing perfect faith and trusting in Hashem’s unconditional love will give you the strength to conquer any challenge.
The biggest mistake we make in our personal growth? Expecting a "spiritual pension" to just flow into our account without doing the daily work. If you want sustainable enthusiasm and peace at home, you must build it daily through hitbodedut (daily prayer).
We can learn everything that we need to know about being happy from one very special holiday that Hashem gave to us – the holiday of Purim.
It could be the first time you’re really giving your inner dimension time to express itself. It’s amazing what you can learn about yourself when you turn off all the ‘noise’.
In His compassion for his oppressed people of Israel, Hashem engineered a much greater salvation than they hoped for. This salvation was contingent on emuna..
Real wisdom is being able to actualize hidden opportunities and turn them into big successes. Ironically, the worse the situation, the bigger the potential for big gains.
Hashem is only GOOD and things are getting BETTER AND BETTER.
Daily inspiration on WhatsappWhat does it mean for a person to be truly alive? Rabbi Arush explains how our connection to a true tzaddik brings us to our complete tikkun of personal holiness, emuna, and prayer.
Many people come to me to be empowered and to hear from me “You are good” and “Hashem loves you”. Even if they nod in agreement and seem to be encouraged, in the depths of their hearts they don’t believe it! What can we do to truly “believe it”?
We all want to advance in life and achieve more, both materially and spiritually. How can we know if we are going in the right direction? Rabbi Arush gives a surprising answer!
No one falls so low in one day. The child goes through a process. Initially, the child seems fine, causing the parents to ignore small signs ... until everything blows up in their face. The Jewish people too, have ignored early warning signs with disastrous results.
"This is the very first commandment given to the nation as a whole, an indication that the concept of Rosh Chodesh, or the New Moon, is very meaningful.
Basic Book of Jewish Mysticism; written by Rabbi Shimon ben Yochai in the Galilean Cave, during his period of enforced hiding from the Romans. Bar Yochai...
Gehinnom refers, generally, to a limited-time experience (Edyos 2:10) in the afterlife where the soul is purged of its blemishes...
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...
Why does protecting a soul matter more than a body? The Kalever Rebbe issues a powerful call for spiritual unity. Learn how we can safeguard our shared eternal heritage.
Why do we feel disconnected today? This Torah insight on shaatnez reveals the hidden tension between success and real human connection.
Rabbi Arush explores the often hidden impact that parents’ personal modesty has on their children’s growth and future success. Tzniut is a powerful tool for parenting and creates a foundation for children to truly thrive.
The ultimate goal of the Seder is to reveal the world’s most hidden truth: Hashem’s profound love for us. By instilling this knowledge in ourselves and our children, we transform our emunah and ignite our prayers with new, fiery life. This unequivocal message of Divine Love is the true climax of the night.