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ArticleAug 27, 2017
Twins Reunited After 70 Years: "I Always Believed This Would Happen"
This heartwarming story dates back to 1946, a year after the end of World War II. Twins George and Lucien were born in a German hospital to a Polish-born mother, who was liberated from a labor camp tw...

ArticleAug 17, 2017
Is There Such a Thing as a Bad Name for a Child?
Who should decide a child's name – the father or the mother? And what are the rules for choosing the right name?

ArticleAug 16, 2017
The Hidden Power of Color: How Colors Affect Your Mood, Body, and Soul
Discover the Psychological and Spiritual Meaning Behind Color Preferences- and How to Use Them for Emotional Balance and Healing

ArticleAug 16, 2017
The Hidden Power of Color in Jewish Mysticism: From Tefillin to the Rainbow
Discover How Kabbalah Reveals the Spiritual Meaning of Colors, and the Deeper Message Behind Black, the Evil Inclination, and the Rainbow's Promise

ArticleAug 16, 2017
The Hidden Meaning of Colors in Nature and Kabbalah: How Light Reflects Spiritual Reality
Explore the science of color and its deep spiritual symbolism in Jewish mysticism


ArticleAug 12, 2017
The Hidden Dangers in Your Diet: What Processed Foods, Sugar, and Salt Are Doing to Your Health
Learn How Additives, Excess Cholesterol, and Refined Ingredients Harm Your Body- and Discover Natural Ways to Eat Smarter and Live Better

ArticleAug 12, 2017
How to Get the Most from Fruits and Vegetables – And Avoid Hidden Food Hazards
A Guide to Freshness, Clean Eating, Seasonal Nutrition, and Harmful Additives to Watch Out For

ArticleAug 6, 2017
The Hidden Spiritual Danger of Anger According to the Zohar and Kabbalah
How anger damages the soul, blocks blessings, and what you can do to heal according to Jewish mysticism.

ArticleAug 6, 2017
The Spiritual Secret to Wealth: How Tithing (Ma'aser) Unlocks Divine Blessing
Giving a precise portion of your income to support Torah scholars and the needy can lead to financial abundance.

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