prayer

What does Jewish tradition say about talking during prayer? Here are seven powerful teachings on why silence is essential in the synagogue.

How a young Israeli artist transformed grief, faith, and personal tragedy into a powerful path of music, modesty, and renewed purpose

How respecting the sanctity of the synagogue opens the gates of heaven — and a true story of miraculous healing

What does the evil inclination fear, and what is the most powerful force in each of our lives? Valuable insights into the power of prayer.

Beginners learn by imitating great works. It is only after extensive practice that they develop their own independent foundations.

The smallness of man and the vastness of Hashem's world.

How to quiet the distractions and pray with kavanah, according to Jewish sources

A true story of healing, faith, and the strength of heartfelt prayer

Must we focus on the meaning of each and every word for our prayer to be considered intentional?

"A widow came to my home; her husband had recently passed. He had a severe illness. She told us she dreamt of her husband a month after he died, and in the dream, she said to him, 'You're laughing up there, and all the troubles have stayed down here.'"

Why the final redemption is hidden, who may have known its secret, and how prayer and faith can bring it closer

Is there a spiritual loss when not praying with a minyan?

Discover the 6 constant mitzvot, 4 steps to trusting G-d, and timeless Jewish wisdom that can transform your life.

Yedidya asked one of the dancers why they didn't change the tune, and the Hasid answered: "We don't change the tune until the tune changes us."

"Schedule a meeting with Hashem and talk to Him about your issues as if He's right in front of you." Facing a health challenge? This advice shouldn't be overlooked.

It is important to understand our mental biological clock and incorporate it into serving Hashem.

Eliminating external and internal distractions is key to reaching a state of flow and focus in prayer.

When we enter a state of flow, we can pray at a completely different level.

Achieving focused intent in prayer is a unique, individual journey that only you can navigate.

Rabbi Tuvia Pollak urges the Jewish people to embrace trust in God, avoid blame, pray with strength, and foster unity and love during life’s greatest trials