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How can one develop family life in such a way that the couple will always love and respect each other? Rabbi Simcha Cohen explains how to earn a certificate of excellence in parenting and marriage.
Why are we afraid of things? According to the wisdom of Judaism, fear is meant to strengthen all our mental faculties so that we think about how to better overcome the problem we are afraid of. Rabbi...
Why does it say in Orchot Tzaddikim that a righteous man once said: “All my life I have sat among the wise, and I have found nothing better for the body than silence”?
Why does it say in Orchot Tzaddikim that a righteous man once said: “All my life I have sat among the wise, and I have found nothing better for the body than silence”?
Do the differences between men and women in Judaism signify sexism? Rabbi Noah Weinberg explains everything you wanted to know on the subject but had no one to ask.
There are people who know they are getting involved in harmful things that will damage them, yet they consciously choose to close their eyes and go to that place. Such people must know that they are i...
The author describes teshuvah (repentance/return) as one of the greatest gifts God gave to humanity. Even when a person sins, the gates of return are always open. Repentance allows a person to erase p...
People who act without the proper level of completeness will not reach the place they are meant to reach. Therefore, a person should always maintain a sense of fear—not to live with anxiety, fear, and...
“What a kindness it is that we are limited and cannot see everything that exists in creation. The last thing we’d need is to be eating and see something flying right in front of our eyes. But we must...
The author describes forgetfulness as both a weakness and, at times, a hidden blessing. On one hand, forgetting Torah learning or obligations is a great loss, since memory is essential for wisdom, fai...
