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Avoiding the negative clears the path for our inherent goodness.
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The root of impatience is the erroneous belief that we are the masters of our fates.
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After terrorists murder her son, a grieving mother journeys back towards life and faith.
Can't stand the way your boss treats you? Chances are you're guilty of the same thing.
Making something of beauty out of what we do have, incomplete as it may be.
What are friends and rabbis for?
Being humble doesn't mean being nobody, it just means being no more of a somebody than you ought to be.
The Next World is the place to commune with God; this life if an opportunity to perform kindness to others.
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Poignant lessons from 16 days in the hospital.
How to close the gap between the high ideals we hold in mind and the living truth of how we act in life.
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What would you do if suddenly left stranded with a few grandchildren in the middle of nowhere? Look for Irv's Kosher Market.
How to turn your house into a Jewish home.
Being Jewish means striving for spiritual excellence.
What's your underlying motivation for doing good?
The path to finding permanence in a transitory world.
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How to create a spiritual experience out of Gastronomic Judaism.
by Yisrael Rutman
What would it be like to be blind all your life, and then be able to see?
by Rabbi Dovid Zauderer
Here's a card game to play with your friends that's more satisfying than Trivial Pursuit.
by Zelig Pliskin
Anger can show us who we really are and how we cope with frustration. Here are 14 tools for mastering this powerful and potentially destructive trait.
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons
Are we more interested in 'getting ahead' or in doing the right thing?
by Osher Chaim Levene
There is nothing more important than discovering who one really is. And there is no more qualified investor than oneself.
by Rabbi Dovid Hochberg
Are you held responsible for dark thoughts and provocative feelings that you can't control?
Upgrade your BRAIN and you upgrade your G.T.S.S.
by Rabbi Dr. Abraham Twerski
I had been left totally alone, in absolute communion with myself. I could hardly wait to get away.
by Kalman Packouz
Think global, act local. Securing a free and peaceful world starts right in your own home, office and neighborhood.
by Rabbi Michel Twerski
Too many tombstones tell the story of tomorrows which never came.
by Yosef Ben Shlomo Hakohen
How to bring more joy to others, and make yourself feel a little better, too.
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon
Dear God, we may not need to know "Why?" But we do need to know "When?"
by Ted Roberts
Those who believe in the power of good deeds love to tell his story.
by Rabbi Emanuel Feldman
When the enemies of civilization attempt to cast the world into darkness, the most potent response is to increase the light.
by Lori Palatnik
We should always give others – and ourselves – the benefit of the doubt.
by Rebbetzin Tziporah Heller
The Book of Psalms is our response to God's love. An in-depth examination of one of the most famous psalms.
Focusing on what is special about each person.
The tool for being happy right now.
by Howard Witkin
Genuine kindness occurs when our sole motivation is caring about the welfare of others.
The Washington rally: good or bad?
by Simon Jacobson
A practical guide to becoming great in 49 days.
To truly understand Torah, philosophical principles need to be translated into action.
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Curtailing materialism can raise you to spiritual heights.
Sometimes you gotta stand up and do what's right.
God could have created a bunch of puppets. He created humans instead.
The first of a 4-part series on character development.
A chair needs three legs to stand. Our spiritual lives also have a 3-part balance.
On Thursday night, March 7, take part in a special all-night Torah learn-a-thon to help a family in Jerusalem.
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Sometimes we are too preoccupied to see God's kindness. Here's a user-friendly list of what we have to be grateful for.
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Take a moment to let someone's pain register on your emotional Richter scale.
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How to reestablish any friendship or relationship when you are clearly in the wrong.
The visit that wasn't: An unexpected lesson from a visit to Ground Zero.
Satellite technology gives us a hint about inner spiritual dimensions.
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