Don't be afraid to ask yourself some serious questions in life that most people avoid. This is a necessary step in finding ourselves, choosing the right goal and living a life of fulfillment and… [Read more...]

In this week’s Torah portion, we learn the qualities that exemplify a true leader. Moses possessed all of these attributes. We’ll see them again soon when Moshiach… [Read more...]

The king was jealous that a poor repairman was happier than he was. He therefore tried all sorts of schemes to make the repairman's life miserable, with no success… Rebbe Nachman's classic tale shows that nothing invokes such a plentiful income like bitachon (trust in Hashem)… [Read more...]

A lost person doesn’t know where he or she is in life. To find ourselves, we must determine where we are, then establish our goal and go for… [Read more...]

Joseph's brothers thought that he was kind to them as long as their father Jacob was alive. But now, they fear that he will seek revenge for their selling him into slavery in Egypt. Joseph comforts them and teaches them a lesson in emuna that we all must… [Read more...]

By pondering the rationale of creation, we begin to think positively. Positive thinking is wonderful in that it is conducive to believing in ourselves. Believing in ourselves is not some flowery notion, but a vital human resource that is essential for success. Here's how to attain… [Read more...]

There are two ways to wake up a person who’s asleep. You can shout and make noise or you can shake them. But there’s a gentler way, too. You can simply turn on a bright… [Read more...]

The Land of Wealth sends a delegation of noblemen to find the sword that will defeat the Warrior. Little do they realize that the disguised Warrior himself is leading them to their most surprising… [Read more...]

Who am I? You'd be amazed at how many billions of people go through their entire lives without ever asking themselves this critical question. Self-awareness is the key to body-soul health and harmony and to success. An identity crisis means that a person doesn't know who he or she… [Read more...]

The Worry Worm is a delightful story about faith for children, ages 3-9. It tells about two worm sisters who were born inside an apple. One is happy but the other is worried all the time. Let’s find out why: Story and Narration: Rabbi Lazer Brody Production: V’Nishma, Miami As a special… [Read more...]

Chanukah is one of the clearest chapters in the war of emuna. But it is not the first chapter, and it certainly isn’t the last. The struggle that began in Abraham’s youth still continues in our… [Read more...]

Few people realize that America owes its independence to one of George Washington’s soldiers who lit Chanukah candles at Valley Forge in Chanukah of 1777 (5538). Here’s the story:  Historical Background America declared its independence from England on July 4, 1776. The British sent… [Read more...]