nitzavim things always hidden

As Yom Kippur approaches, take a moment to listen to the sensitive place within you. What does your “soul’s bird” reveal about the things you should be praying for?

Sometimes Hashem’s presence feels like pouring rain; other times, like gentle dew. The Netivot Shalom explains why Hashem is always with us, even when we cannot feel Him.

The Kedushat Levi offers a fascinating explanation for why Ha’azinu is called a “song,” revealing the hidden spiritual purpose behind the Jewish people’s exile.

Why did our Sages say Haazinu contains the past, present, and future? Discover the remarkable promise of redemption hidden within Moshe’s final song.

The things piling up around us do more than crowd a room. Research suggests a link between a cluttered home and higher stress, lower mood, and feeling overwhelmed.

earn how to use the days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur for teshuva, Torah, better character, and stronger Shabbat observance, while remembering that wherever we are, we are always in Hashem’s h...

They grew up knowing almost nothing about Judaism. Years of searching, intensive Torah study, family estrangement and closed doors eventually led Matityahu and Sarah Ben David to Israel—and to the mik...

The refrigerator light came on, and now you think you ruined Shabbat. Not so fast. Here’s what to do when something goes wrong.

We spend so much of life getting things done. Rabbenu Yonah reminds us to make time for the things we can carry with us forever.

We ask Hashem to reign over us on Rosh Hashanah, but crowning Him King requires something from us too: taking the crown off our own heads.