The life of Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor, a neuroscientist, was shattered by a massive stroke. Here are four transformative takeaways from her extraordinary recovery.
For years, I hid my mental health struggles out of fear and shame. Today, I share them publicly and find compassion and understanding. As a community, we must address the mental health crisis.
You step into a world gripped by chaos and antisemitism. But within you lies the strength of generations. Confront evil and defy despair. Rise and lead with moral clarity.
Bracha Kessler's childhood was shattered by abuse and fear. But with faith, gratitude, and connection, she's built a joyful life. Discover how she maintains a positive mindset.
The poignant portrait series by renowned photographer Bryce Thompson brings media, fashion and entertainment worlds together to combat rising antisemitism and educate the next generation.
The divine pattern of growth entails an initial flash of illumination granted freely from above. That inevitably fades, leading to the period of persistent effort.
My fitness journey is more than mere physical training. It has transformed into a spiritual practice with lessons that paralleled the ancient wisdom of Judaism.
As the Jewish nation grapples with the pain of October 7th, hostages still being held in dark tunnels, and the hurt that antisemitism brings, we must find hope and healing.
During the most challenging of circumstances, the hostages found solace in holding onto their Judaism. Their journeys can help you teach your children what it means to be a Jew today.
After liberation, my grandfather returned to Bucharest and learned of his family's tragic fate. To keep going, he always told himself, “Tomorrow will be better.”
The Hebrew word for time, "zman," shares its root with the word "hazmanah" – invitation, for each moment is an invitation to be fully present and to find the holy in the mundane.
In the clash between instant gratification and long-term fulfillment, success requires embracing discomfort and using strategies to foster joy in growth.
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