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The whole year, Hashem waits for us to come to Him. During the Aseres Yemei Teshuva, Hashem comes to us.   Let Him in. ~ R’ Shlomo Landau

The Arizal teaches that each day of the Aseres Yemei Teshuvah gives us the opportunity to repair the mistakes we made on that same day of the week throughout our lives. But if there are only seven days of the … Continue reading →

I understood then why teshuva requires both regret and resolve. Regret without resolve collapses into despair.  Resolve without regret becomes performance. ~ The Neshama Speaks — Amazon Bestseller  📖 Read more messages like this in my new sefer, The Neshama … Continue reading →

It is a new year, and brand-new things can occur. The reality of the past can turn around, and everything can become good. ~ R’ Elimelech Biderman  Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

Return began as honesty.  Not confession yet. Not resolve.  Just the willingness to stop pretending that I was fine. ~ The Neshama Speaks — Amazon Bestseller  📖 I’m excited to share my new sefer, The Neshama Speaks, now available on Amazon. … Continue reading →

“It’s never too late, and we can accomplish so much, even during the last few moments of the year.” ~ R’ Elimelech Biderman And on that note, as I post each year, our sages teach: “Tzedakah saves from death.” (Mishlei … Continue reading →

Some souls require poverty to learn trust. Others require wealth to learn restraint. Some require obscurity to learn sincerity. Others require visibility to learn humility. ~ The Neshama Speaks Available on Amazon – https://a.co/d/0hgnk8mU Check out the free sample that … Continue reading →

“Those who don’t ask don’t get.”  ~ R’ Pinchas of Koritz zt”l Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

The most fundamental concept to work on is to increasingly become aware of the value of the afterlife, to realize how little this world has to offer in comparison.   By internalizing this attitude, you will not allow either physical or … Continue reading →

No life is assigned casually. I was shown that nothing I would experience would be wasted. That no struggle would be decorative. That even the parts I would resent most would be precise instruments, tuned carefully to reach places in … Continue reading →