A flat tire is definitely not the end of the race. You can change it! Rebbe Nachman of Breslev says that if you believe you can ruin something, then believe that you can rectify it. This is not just a pleasant expression, but a signed promise in the Torah and a fact of life.… [Read more...]

Today's lesson teaches how emuna deeply permeates each of the 7 Noahide Laws. Were it not for emuna, the pure and complete belief in the Almighty, one's observance of the Noahide Laws would be ever so weak, vulnerable to persuasion and political… [Read more...]

How would you like to love someone so much yet feel that you receive a hundred times more love in return? How would you for someone to love so much that you no longer care what anyone thinks or says about you? Can you imagine what it's like to be so confident in your love that nothing worries… [Read more...]

If a new-car owner never reads the manual, how can he or she know how to care for the car? For sure, they can expect problems. The same goes for the soul, which is much more intricate than an automobile. Today's lesson introduces us to the Seven Noahide Laws, the owner's manual for the maintenance… [Read more...]

Repeatedly in Jewish history, a single woman's heartbeat was the sole difference between national survival and annihilation. Today's podcast is a tribute to Rabbi Zecharia HaCohen Wallerstein zatza"l, who departed the physical world on Rosh Chodesh Iyar, 5782 (2 May,… [Read more...]

Don’t let your child grow up like a mental couch potato. Teach children's minds to be active, not passive. Active brains have the ability to learn quickly and efficiently. The also have cogent powers of understanding and… [Read more...]

Don't lose heart because your trousers or skirt are too tight after Passover. There's no need to persecute yourself because you gained weight. That's counter-productive and simply ups your stress level. Added stress makes losing weight all the more difficult. Help is… [Read more...]

Springtime is when all of creation renews itself. This time of the year is ideal to renew our own personal relationship with the Creator. We do that by finding a nice quiet place where we can speak to Him in solitude. Here's… [Read more...]

Is your money kosher for Passover? Is it kosher at all? Kosher money carries a big blessing and goes a long way. It comes from emuna-filled negotiations, when the businessperson observes the Torah's laws of commerce. The money he or she makes will suffice to the extent that they'll never lack what… [Read more...]

Many offer flowery advice for staying calm under pressure, but unfortunately, not much of the textbook and magazine ideas hold up when the bullets are flying, as they say in the military. Many compare the stress of preparing for Passover to combat. We therefore need an emotional flak… [Read more...]