Who’s Really in Control? A Jewish Perspective on Letting Go
Planning can only take us so far. A powerful verse from Psalms reveals what to do when the outcome is no longer in our hands.
Shira Priant
10.09.26 | 15:38
Planning can only take us so far. A powerful verse from Psalms reveals what to do when the outcome is no longer in our hands.
Shira Priant
10.09.26 | 15:38
When life doesn’t go according to plan, Rabbi Akiva’s famous words remind us that what we see now may be only one part of the story.
Yonatan HaLevi
07.09.26 | 18:13
When life brings a challenge we never asked for, faith can be much harder in practice than in theory. Where do we find the strength to keep going?
Shira Priant
03.09.26 | 13:55
Doing nothing obviously wrong doesn’t necessarily mean we’re reaching our potential. A powerful Torah teaching challenges us to keep growing.
Amitai Chania
03.09.26 | 13:39
Why is it so easy to notice everything we did wrong and forget everything we did right? Rabbi Nachman offers a powerful shift in perspective.
Moriah Chen
01.09.26 | 14:19
Sometimes the mistake isn’t the real problem. It’s what we tell ourselves afterward. Here are five phrases worth learning to recognize.
Naama Green
01.09.26 | 14:05
Must suffering always be part of the atonement process? Rabbeinu Yonah reveals how Torah study and acts of kindness can offer another path.
Amitai Hania
31.08.26 | 11:20
Your inner critic can sound convincing, but that doesn’t make it right. Jewish wisdom offers a healthier perspective on seven thoughts that may be holding you back.
Naama Green
31.08.26 | 11:05
Why does everyone else seem more organized, successful, and put together? Jewish wisdom reveals what we forget when we compare our lives to others.
Naama Green
30.08.26 | 13:37
Struggling to concentrate during prayer? Discover what halacha and Chazal teach about distraction, unanswered prayers, and bringing your heart to Hashem.
Naama Green
24.08.26 | 13:47
The Malbim reveals a deeper lesson in Mishlei 3:28: Don’t just avoid withholding kindness. Avoid delaying it when you can help today.
Amitai Chanaya
20.08.26 | 12:38
Eliya Cohen had to negotiate for food, water and survival in captivity. But his hardest negotiations were the ones he had with himself. Jewish wisdom explains why those inner battles matter.
Maayan David
20.08.26 | 00:34
Someone compliments you, and you immediately explain why they’re wrong. here are four simple steps to accept praise without feeling arrogant or putting yourself down.
Naama Green
19.08.26 | 10:23
Forgiving someone does not erase what happened, but it can free you from carrying the pain. A powerful story about letting go of resentment and moving forward.
Dr. Ariel Kaduri
16.08.26 | 22:17
A child’s clever idea to deter burglars raises a fascinating halachic question about honesty, deception, and protecting your property.
Rabbi Erez Hazani
09.08.26 | 12:20
If only we had lived in the generation of the great sages, would we really be more spiritual? The Torah offers a powerful answer in Parashat Shoftim.
Rabbi Moshe Sheinfeld
09.08.26 | 10:44
After generations of poverty and turmoil, Isaiah promises Jerusalem a future of both abundance and peace. Discover the powerful message of the Haftarah of Parashat Re'eh.
Yonatan HaLevi
02.08.26 | 15:33
Why is listening to Torah so powerful? Discover the Or HaChaim’s teaching about the "elixir of life" within Torah and its ability to change us from within.
Amiti Hania
02.08.26 | 15:29
Explore seven fascinating insights from Parashat Re'eh, including hidden hints in the Torah’s words, lessons about blessing, sacrifices, joy, and more.
Rabbi Yaakov Maavri / Meavri
02.08.26 | 15:03
The same circumstances can feel like a burden or a blessing. A moving story from the Baal Shem Tov reveals how changing our perspective can transform the way we experience life.
Rabbanit Hagit Shira
02.08.26 | 14:15