Humiliation: The Spirituality of Embarrassment
Discover why nothing is wrong with you, and in fact why it is quite positive, to feel humiliated. In Judaism, enlightenment does not come from being indifferent. Rather, experiencing embarrassment is a sign of being emotionally healthy.
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Practical Spirituality for the Uninspired
By Mordechai Gutnick, Brooklyn, NY
How can we serve Hashem wholeheartedly, irrespective of our current emotions and feelings? How do we overcome feelings of sluggishness and despair and operate on a higher level of consciousness?
Taming Your Donkey
By Joshua Krisch, New York, NY
Am I, as a Jew, supposed to take pride in my work or love my job? Let’s delve into this Chassidic guide to thriving in the modern workplace.
Deciphering the Code
By Yaakov Wagner, Morristown, NJ
Discover how Torah study is a deeply personal and transformative experience that brings a Jew to a fulfilled and meaningful life.
The Kabbalah of Curses
The 49 curses listed in the Torah portion of Bechukosei evokes an interesting question: what possible benefit can be found in these curses?
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The Secret to Giving Birth
Beginning with Ourselves
Far too often, when we find ourselves in an uncomfortable or upsetting situation, we point fingers at others. In our attempt to understand what went wrong we refuse to take responsibility. Instead, we blame.
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Stand Your Ground: You Will Prevail!
Have you ever found yourself in a situation in life in which there seems to be no way out? Have you ever experienced a problem so great, you cannot believe G-d has put you in this situation?
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“Firstly, thank you a million times over for the wellspring of wisdom and insight that you have shared with me and the world! I’ve spent the last decade of my life exploring what it means to be alive as a spirit, and over the last few years you have been a continuous refuge and motivational source in my journey. I pray that I continue down the path that you have shown, and that I merit to become a source of inspiration and life to others, as you have been to people around the world.”
-Adam Cohen