The High Holidays

by Nesanel Yoel Safran

In our story a girl makes a change for the better, and is glad she did.

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

Most interactions are with people whose private pain is hidden from us. How can we make sure that we do not add to their distress with a harsh word?

by Chaim Vegoda

Rebuilding your inner confidence in making -- and keeping! -- New Year's resolutions.

by Aish.com staff

Have fun with these mazes, puzzles, word search and more!

A variety of salads to compliment your main dish.

How well are you prepared for the High Holidays?

Scrumptious kugel recipes with a twist.

Vegetable recipes to add color and flavor to your meal.

Mouth-watering soup recipes.

Choose from the following fantastic recipes!

Five delicious Challah recipes for the holidays!

Enhance your holiday meal with one of these fish recipes.

by Yair Kobernick

Which book does Mr. Korn use to sum up his wealth?

by Nesanel Yoel Safran

That Takes the Cake

by Nesanel Yoel Safran

Find out how two friends experience the joy of forgiveness.

by Yair Kobernick

Judy has a tough decision to make. What would you do?

by Yair Kobernick

"How is it that every time there is a buzz, waiters come out with food?"

by Yair Kobernick

Piano playing...candy dish...policemen...a little girl runs away from home...

by Yair Kobernick

Adam accused Jonathan for taking his ball, even though he didn't know for sure that he took it.

by Nesanel Yoel Safran

A Tale of Two Fishes

by Yaffa Ganz

"What will we do on Rosh Hashana without a shofar? Dr. Mitzvah you are the only one who can help us!"

by Nesanel Yoel Safran

Rosh Hashana
Family Parsha

by Yair Kobernick

Usually we imagine kings as being very distant and separate from their people. The story teaches us that it's not always true.

by Yair Kobernick

A little boy feels guilty for bothering an old lady and ends up arranging a beautiful Rosh Hashanah meal for her.

by Yair Kobernick

Adventures of Danny
and Dina

by Yair Kobernick

Adventures of Danny
and Dina

by Tzvi Gluckin

Being a Jew means being part of the counter-culture.

by Rabbi Noson Weisz

On Rosh Hashanah, the Day of Judgment, we don't spend the day pleading for our lives to be spared. Why not?

by Yair Kobernick

Adventures of Danny
and Dina

by Rabbi Dov Heller, LMFT

Sometimes life is overwhelming and we need to put things back into focus. These 10 simple questions will do wonders.

by Rabbi Aryeh Leib Nivin

The ultimate pleasure in life is to develop and strengthen your relationship with God. Sounds good. Now how do we do it?

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

The new year begins a new sense of responsibility. How do we know what our responsibility is?!

by Rabbi Aryeh Leib Nivin

The Torah prescribes 613 mitzvot. That's a big number by any measure. But in a sense, it only comes down to one.

by Rabbi Aryeh Leib Nivin

God created us with a specific set of talents. Our purpose is to maximize that potential.

by Rabbi Yitzchak Berkovits

When it comes to personal growth, we all have good intentions. But how do you translate that into actual improvement?

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

To be successful in business, you need a good accountant. The same principle for success applies in the game of life.

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Done something wrong? We all have. Here's how to fix it. Once and for all.

by Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller

Jonah is read on Yom Kippur, teaching us about our spiritual voyage.

by Rabbi Noson Weisz

Is Yom Kippur a day of atonement or a day of judgment?

by Rabbi Moshe Lazerus

The 10 days between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur are part of the High Holidays, too. Chickens: read no further.

by Rabbi Ari Kahn

The ultimate choice of good vs. evil.

by Rabbi Noson Weisz

It is the holiest space in the Jewish world. It is also the holiest space inside each one of us. The Holy of Holies. Plunge the depths...

by Rabbi Noah Weinberg

God is our Father in Heaven and the King of the Universe. Connecting to that source is the yearning of every human being.

by Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller

Skip the paralyzing guilt. The classical confession helps us maximize the power of the day.

by Rabbi Mordechai Rottman

Everybody knows that New Year's resolutions are meant to be broken. But not in Judaism. The High Holidays are the best time of year for real, long-lasting change.

by Rabbi Mordechai Rottman

Repentance is predicated on wanting to stop the transgression. To achieve this, we must first analyze the dynamics of transgression. How does it happen?

by Rabbi Stephen Baars

Limitations seem part and parcel of the human condition. But are limitations inborn? Or is it something we learn?

by Rabbi Yitzchak Berkovits

Life is passing you by and it's not going to wait for you. The choice is yours.

by Marshall Roth

If we choose reality, God grants us a year of life. He very much wants us to succeed. But we must choose it on our own.