Divine blessing

How enduring embarrassment with faith can bring atonement, protection, and spiritual growth according to powerful Torah teachings

As the Rambam wrote: "One should sit with seriousness, anticipating the arrival of Shabbat, just as one goes to greet a king." It is also said: "Some say one should add from the mundane to the holy."

Yes, you can be the one who changes the world. You have the power: you have the mitzvah of separating challah. Discover the special blessing in challah and the connection between wheat, the coming of Mashiach, and sweetening the trials of redemption. Special for the Parsha of "Shlach Lecha."

In her desire to support soldiers during Operation Protective Edge, Kamila discovered a path that not only uplifted her life but also infused it with holiness. Here’s her inspiring story.

For years, the female leaders of the Hidabrut organization have been dedicated to their mission, with the phones ringing off the hook... Women are expressing their gratitude in tears, celebrating the moment they invited us in. Now is the time to invite your home gatherings!

From meticulous chametz searches that keep us honest to Seder-night moments said to open doors for love, healing, and calm—12 time-honored Passover practices you may not have heard about but will want to try.

This isn’t just spring cleaning. In the lead-up to Passover, every scrub and sweep can carry sacred energy—think High Priest vibes, blessings for the year, and even a spark of divine inspiration—when it’s done with joy.

On the Seventh of Passover, a powerful light from Heaven is said to open the gates of matchmaking luck. Make the most of the holy night—"Night of the Seventh of Passover at midnight"—on Tuesday at 12:45 a.m., as the whole family together recites Shirat HaYam.

The patient who recovered after sipping from Elijah’s Cup, how your own dining room on *Seder* night takes on Temple-level holiness, and what to focus on when you say "*Ga’al Yisrael*."

As you hunt down every last breadcrumb before Passover, talk to Hashem and ask to find the chametz within—both the obvious and the hidden. A soulful reflection on anger, humility, and the power of this season, plus time-honored segulot for a meaningful Seder and an elevated holiday.

In his unique way, Rabbi Nach Weinberg paves the way for fulfilling the second eternal commandment: "You shall have no other gods." Discover this commandment that can be practiced at any moment.

Discover the unique spiritual power of the Seder night, from prayers for livelihood and redemption to strengthening faith, opening gates of blessing, and awakening miracles across generations