empathy

Parashat Mishpatim teaches that true righteousness goes beyond legal rights to human sensitivity

How Parashat Mishpatim reveals that faith in God is inseparable from sensitivity to others

How the Torah reveals the hidden layers of the human soul and God’s compassion for every pain

Four individuals living with Tourette Syndrome share their personal experiences of stigma, isolation, courage, and perseverance, revealing the strength behind the struggles and the hope that continues to carry them forward.

Exploring the spiritual greatness of Moshe and the character traits that enabled the Exodus and the giving of the Torah

We are often preoccupied with our thoughts, or preparing responses before the other person has finished speaking. How can we break this cycle and move from hearing to genuine listening?

Can we step into another person's shoes? What does Judaism say about it?

Explore the emotional, mental, and spiritual impact of experiencing all emotions simultaneously.

If your intention was to fulfill a mitzvah, you will be rewarded regardless of whether the other person deserved to benefit

Exploring the Torah’s Call to Share in the Pain of Others- Even When Disaster Strikes Far Away

When our connection is based on truth, nothing can get in the way.

It could be a loan, a helping hand, advice, or spiritual encouragement. There's always something we can do

How Torah wisdom prioritizes empathy as a fundamental, compassionate approach to life

A lesson in sensitivity from 'just a regular Jew'

You don't want them to think you're prying, but why aren't you worried that they'll think you don't care?

A missed chance to help a neighbor may have blocked his prayers—until he made it right.

How true curiosity, not quick conclusions, builds trust, connection, and meaningful communication.

Discover the Healing Power of Compassion: Why Helping Others Can Lighten Your Own Emotional Burden and Bring Lasting Inner Strength

Understand Why Your Reactions Matter and How Awareness, Compassion, and Respect Can Erase the Idea of “Otherness” in Society