forgiveness

Even when a child is far, the love of a parent can still reach him—especially when it's wrapped in kindness.

The Torah obligates children to honor and revere their parents, but as parents, what can we do to promote respectful relationships?

Rabbi David’s act of forgiveness teaches us that sometimes, true healing means going beyond forgiveness to offer kindness.

Raising My Mother: The extraordinary story of a mother on the autism spectrum and her son, who overcame all possible challenges to become who they are today. Now, they conduct workshops together, teaching others how to do the same.

After losing his grandson in a heartbreaking accident, Rabbi Leichter showed how true faith leads to healing, forgiveness, and inner strength.

A deceased woman sends a stranger on a holy mission to repay her store debt before Rosh Hashanah

How the holiness of Shabbat carries unique power to forgive sins

Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky was asked an interesting question, and his answer sheds light on the severity of speaking/accepting lashon hara (derogatory speech) about others.

In New Jersey, a grieving father's post about his wife accidentally suffocating their seven-month-old daughter touched the hearts of many. The father wrote about his forgiveness towards his wife and said goodbye to his daughter with comfort in knowing Hashem needed her.

Understanding the purpose of life’s challenges, letting go of fear, and embracing faith for spiritual and emotional growth

A car accident twenty years ago laid the foundation for a successful career for both the victim and the driver.

When a forgotten debt caused public shame, a rabbi made an extraordinary offer to restore a man’s dignity and honor.

A wrongful dismissal, a powerful silence, and the moment Rabbi Medini felt Hashem open the gates of Torah within him

Rabbi Yosef, a devoted follower of the Maggid of Kozhnitz, longed for children for many years. In his despair, he sought his Rebbe's blessing, leading to a surprising sequence of events that brought unexpected salvation. A true story.

Learn why the human body is viewed as a divine trust and why even a permanent mark can be met with forgiveness and spiritual renewal

The Torah’s view on repentance, the power of sincere change, and how transforming one’s influence from harm to good can open the gates of mercy