by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

Know there is reason behind everything, even if we don’t get it.

by Evelyn Levine

Can Matt Haig’s book help you?

by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith

Either you believe in God, or you don’t. If you do, the commandment is redundant. If you don’t, it’s irrelevant.

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

One man's mission to give away all of his wealth.

by Rabbi Danny Wolfe

Incredible life lessons I learned from this massive personal accomplishment.

by Donna Pellar

During WWII my European grandparents heroically fought against evil. My spiritual search would reveal my family’s shocking past.

by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith

The six ways he changed my life can serve as a blueprint.

by Rabbi Adam Jacobs

The phrase doesn’t mean what you think it means.

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

We can find our strengths and use them to build.

by Rabbi Hillel Goldberg

Sometimes it’s the events that seem so wrong that end up saving us.

by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith

By nature, we tend to be self-centered, lazy and mean-spirited. Empathy doesn’t come naturally; it needs to be chosen.

by Dovid Bashevkin

Jewish wisdom on how to get going when the going gets tough.

by Sofya Tamarkin

The statues forge a connection between the Polynesian ancestors and members of the community. I, too, have been looking to reconnect to the chain of my ancestors.

by Tamara Ezekiel

Inject freshness into the mundane by changing up how you do things.

by Daniel Saunders

OCD lives in the world of doubt and uncertainty, in those horrible words, “But what if...?”

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

It's understandable to think first about yourself during the pandemic, but we must also make a concentrated effort to give.

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

Keep this in mind when you feel submerged in darkness.

by Rabbi Adam Jacobs

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Yosef Mendelovitch was free even while behind bars in a Soviet prison.

by Rachel Shoshana

by Adam Ross

by Devorah Vale

I was keenly aware that I was different than the non-Jews around me. It didn’t help that my best friend often reminded me that I was going to hell because I was Jewish.

by Chaya Baumwolspiner

At age 38 Jennifer Teege, a black German, discovered that her grandfather was Amon Goeth, the villain of Schindler's List.

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Locked in a cell with no cell phone, Mark Moskowitz faced his demons.

by Rabbi Adam Jacobs

Why do human beings undergo a mini-death every night?

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

Why was the miracle of the oil considered greater than the miracle of winning the war?

by Aryeh Rosenzweig

Growing up, Hanukkah – and just about everything about Judaism – seemed vacuous and superficial. Then I started to learn.

by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith

Taking things for granted is one of the biggest – and most common – mistakes we make in our relationships. What can we do about it?

by Evelyn Levine

Thank God for thankfulness. Saying blessings can transform your life.

by Rabbi Philip Moskowitz

Instead of push out of your comfort zone, the most successful people push themselves within their strength zone.

by Debbie Gutfreund

When everything was going wrong, it was my son’s fearless resilience that opened my eyes and helped me find a glimmer of gratitude.

by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith

Should we be disgusted by the idea of eating imitation pork?

by Dr. Leslie M. Gutman

Self-compassionate people are also better equipped to cope with stressful life events and boost their resilience in the face of challenges.

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

Making meaningful moments throughout our day.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Proactive step up and step in to make a difference in the lives of others.

by aish.com

Aaron Feuerstein recently died at the age of 95. He was an icon of integrity and generosity.

by Tzvi Gluckin

The Torah isn't talking about punitive damages; it’s speaking of compensatory, or monetary damages.

by Tzvi Gluckin

Blind faith is not a Jewish idea.

by Tzvi Gluckin

Wrong. That’s an urban legend.

by Tzvi Gluckin

Not true, you can. Having a tattoo won’t prevent you from getting buried in a Jewish cemetery.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Words can be weapons that diminish and destroy, or they can be tools and instruments that create, encourage and uplift.

by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff

Yep, I fell and broke my wrist. And it's very frustrating to type these words with a cast.

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

Do it today, just because.

by Billye Tziporah Roberts

My cancer scares have forced me to struggle with the reality that everything that happens to me is for my good.

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

Covid is waning. Make the conscious decision to get back to your good habits, now.

by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith

Why do we derive greater satisfaction when exert our independence and do it ourselves?

by Leah Bat Chana

My eating disorder is the elephant in the room in my marriage and is a constant in my life.

by Rabbi Tzvi Sytner

Coincidence or providence – it all depends how you choose to look at it.

by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith

The most concrete way we can connect to God is treating each other with kindness. The rest is commentary. Go learn.

by Rabbi Yaakov Cohen

What drove two young sisters to save the life of a drowning father?