Monthly Archives: January 2023

One satisfied with what he has is richer than everyone else in the world who has more but is not satisfied with their lot.  Keep your focus on what you have and not on what someone else has. ~ Mivchar … Continue reading →

In the beginning of the week, we asked: “What book written in the last 30 years has had the greatest spiritual impact on your life?” The complete answers can be found here: shorturl.at/GNV01 The Top 10 most popular answers: (Note … Continue reading →

Someone who walks in this world without thinking whether his ways are correct or not is like a blind person walking along the riverside, whose danger is certainly very great. The tragedy that can happen to him is greater than … Continue reading →

A person trying to study Torah need never become discouraged because of a feeling that he lacks intellectual potential.  Many times people who originally found it very difficult to understand and retain what they had learned were ultimately successful because … Continue reading →

How many opportunities come our way and we don’t even realize what’s behind them? You’re on a couch and your mother asks you to do her a favor, go to the store for her, and you feel like, “Come on, … Continue reading →

What book written in the last 30 years has had the greatest spiritual impact on your life? Please share your answer with us using this form: https://forms.gle/Ff9j72jmV2xQvdJZ7 We plan to share the answers with everyone at the end of the … Continue reading →

Every morning, when we recite the berachah of “Habocher be’amo Yisrael be’ahavah” we thank HaKadosh Baruch Hu for choosing Klal Yisrael, His nation, with love.  It’s easy to get lost, a whole nation, a huge number. But it’s not just … Continue reading →

In the beginning of the week, I asked the following: “What practical advice would you give someone who wants to improve their davening?”  So many of you stepped up and shared the most incredible answers! You are all amazing!  We … Continue reading →

The mitzvah of giving charity will be very precious to you when you realize that sharing wealth with others is your own greatest financial need. ~ R’ Moshe Feinstein zt”l Last chance to answer the Question of the Week. Click … Continue reading →

“One small mitzvah in our times (which was 500 years ago), is greater to Hashem than the biggest mitzvah in the times of the Tanaaim and Amoraim (who lived about 1000-1500 years earlier).” ~ The Arizal Just imagine how great … Continue reading →