mitzvah

Even if done for ulterior motives, acts of kindness remain pure. A moving dream reveals why this mitzvah stands apart.

True Torah rebuke isn't about criticism — it's about caring enough to help someone grow. Learn how Jewish law turns confrontation into an act of love.

As Jews, we are expected at all times to recall our suffering in Egypt and use it to inspire care and compassion for the vulnerable

Learn from real-life examples of rabbis who overcame age and exhaustion to help a fellow Jew

A grandfather’s message from the afterlife teaches the timeless value of the mitzvah of tefillin.

How one worker’s decision at Toyota revealed a powerful truth: fixing something small today can prevent big problems tomorrow

Why Respecting Your Parents Is a Spiritual Priority

How recognizing God’s unconditional Fatherly love empowers us to live with joy, dignity, and protection from sin

Rabbi Zilberstein shares a touching story of how the tefillin of Maran the Steipler were given as a gift in an unexpected moment.

How one act of faith and kindness showed that no mitzvah is small and no spiritual reward is ever lost

A Holocaust survivor built a sukkah on his wagon to help others fulfill the mitzvah of Sukkot with joy and faith.

Understanding why lack of joy in mitzvot brings spiritual loss, and how faith transforms challenges into lasting happiness

A Holocaust story of selflessness, true giving, and the power of one mitzvah done from the heart

A warm greeting can uplift a soul, change a life, and even tip the scales in Heaven

The key mitzvah of loving your fellow Jew is one of the most fundamental commandments in the Torah

Stories, teachings, and spiritual insights on welcoming guests, revealing how hosting others brings blessing, protection, and holiness into the home

At his son’s Bar Mitzvah, the Chatam Sofer revealed that the first mitzvah one fulfills is the commandment to rejoice in serving God

Explore how Judaism values both genders equally, and why daughters hold a central place in Jewish faith and tradition

Why Three or More at a Meal Changes Everything in Birkat HaMazon (Grace After Meals)

The purpose and symbolism of tzitzit — from halachic laws and customs to the deep spiritual protection, Torah connection, and blessings this timeless mitzvah brings