Mindfulness – Part 4
Music is an extremely spiritual tool which can also be used to ground us and help us connect to God, and our inner selves.
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The Holy Hunchback
Singer Aharon Razal launches an exciting single clip about Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach's special encounter with the holy hunchback on the streets of Tel Aviv.
Shuvi Nafshi – Return, My Soul
The Nismachah Wedding Band with Aharon Razel singing "Shuvi Nafshi” (Return, my Soul) from Psalm 116:7-8.
Chanukah: Healing the Heart
Many times we feel so far from a pure, open heart. However, Chanukah has the power to shine this special light - the healing light of faith and love - into our hearts.
Lech Lecha: Look Inside
"Lech Lecha" means "go to yourself". Rabbi Natan of Breslev teaches that all your journeys in life need to be to you - to discover who you really are.
Awakenings
It wasn't Peter Pan or Tinker Bell that caught my eye; the father and the two angelic little boys with the tzitzit and the payot stirred something deep down in my heart ...
Heart of Gold: Shlomo Katz
A lovely melody without words can bring a person closer to Hashem than a thousand sermons; this is Rabbi Shlomo Katz's very special musical mission…
Vayera: Don’t Fear the Scoffers
Why only now, after Abraham agreed to sacrifice his son Isaac on the altar, is it apparent that he fears Hashem? Hasn't he proved that already?
Azamra and the Snake
Judging everyone fairly, even the villains? She couldn't swallow the fluffy, pie-in-the-sky idea until the snake slithered into her living-room...
One Short Night
Seder night is when we tell our children there is one G-d. There is one Torah. There is Eretz Yisrael. There's much to do in one short night...
Healthy Eating During Pesach
Healthy food is only a vessel for Hashem’s life-giving light, whereas keeping Hashem’s mitzvoth connects us directly with the light of Creation...
Efrat: Little America
Efrat is primarily an English speaking town, with two pizza parlors, a bagel store, and even a place to buy a Slurpee. You can integrate at your own pace...