Ki Tisa: Drawing a Line in the Sand
For the average young American ambiguity and uncertainly seem constant. For the last fifty-some years, the soldiers of pluralism, liberalism...
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The Anti-Feminist Feminist
You might be a career woman with a comfortable income and a nice title after your name, but who’s raising your children - the nanny or the television?
Tu B’Shvat
A man is like a tree, and the most important thing is - water! Also find out why do we need to judge the trees at all?
A Beautiful World
You wouldn't expect this to be the title of an article for the Three Weeks. But instead of lamenting, let’s become proactive and rectify the reason why we lost our Holy Temple…
Level of Difficulty
The value of any achievement is measured by the level of difficulty in achieving it. No matter what we do, easy or hard, the only way to prevail is with Hashem's help…
A Nail on the Wall
This beautiful Chassidic parable shows how vulnerable a person can be to the trickery of the Evil Inclination. Read this and be forewarned, as Rebbe Nachman told Rebbe Natan…
Thoughts about G-d
Many people don't want to work hard; they'd rather take their chances later and just live carefree and easy now. Let's analyze that attitude for a moment…
The Income Test of Emuna
Most people can't believe that anything other than their efforts and talent help them succeed. When we think like this we're in real trouble, and really vulnerable as well...
The Adventures of Pig Boy
Ever since Isaac became a Baal Teshuva, his life has nose-dived; he writes Racheli, complaining about his disillusionment. She answers with one of her original parables...
Please Don’t Share My Story
Mom's words penetrated straight to the heart: “If you are willing to share your smiles with people, why are you not willing to share your tears?”
Wig or Fabric Hair Covering?
A new BT asks why so many rabbis prefer women to cover their hair with "a piece of fabric" rather than with an attractive wig. Racheli answers this super-sensitive question...
Crying Out for Aliya
Jewish history is coming to a crossroads. Do we want to continue diaspora with all the consequences, or opt to take brave action even though it seems risky?