mitzvot

Precious stones scattered in the dust: The Chofetz Chaim's allegory to our challenges in the physical world and the potential inherent within every moment of our lives

Discover how the Torah explains humanity’s unique design, spiritual essence, and divine mission — and how finding your personal purpose leads to true fulfillment

Why even the tiniest details in Judaism are far from meaningless

Insights on why we must work for our needs—and how dependence, struggle, and effort protect us from sin and deepen our connection to G-d.

How emotional support, respect, and sensitivity can strengthen recovery and save lives

Discover how performing commandments with joy can influence divine reward in this world and the next, and why inner happiness is the key to lasting spiritual success.

Why life is a time of spiritual work, how Gan Eden and the Messianic era unfold, and why the “door of repentance” closes forever after redemption

Jewish wisdom reveals how faith, mitzvot, and rising above your nature can unlock divine salvation and miracles

Why the coming of Mashiach (the Messiah) scares some, what classic Jewish sources say, and how to prepare for lasting spiritual growth

Rabbi Nachum Luria reveals the meticulous, year-round work, challenges, and passion behind growing the most sought-after etrogim for Sukkot

Many think that only rabbis and teachers can have a spiritual impact, but really, each of us has the power to make a difference in the lives of others

Where should observance of Torah and mitzvot lead us?

Infusing Torah and mitzvot with meaning, purpose, and intention.

This is one of the greatest challenges of our generation... and one that our Sages foresaw. Here's their advice

Rabbi Lugasi’s Powerful Message: Why Every Small Victory Counts and Why You Should Never Stop Fighting

Discover why action comes before understanding, and how commitment leads to transformation in Jewish life

When life feels blocked, the Torah teaches that you're not bound by fate. Tap into your spiritual power to shift from limitation to divine possibility.

Why are women exempt from time-bound positive mitzvot (commandments) like tefillin, tzitzit, and sukkah? Does this imply that women are not as important as men? 10 important points to consider

When asked about the most crucial mitzvot for those seeking closeness to Hashem, Rabbi Steinman offered essential advice.

Discover why the soul was sent to a world of tests and commandments, and how to build a real relationship with God