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What if the problem isn’t that we haven’t figured out how to get what we need? What if we were never supposed to spend our lives thinking primarily about what we need in the first place?
“And she shall leave his house and go and become another man’s wife” (Devarim 24:2).
Rav Aryeh Leibush, known as the Aryeh d’Bei Ila’i, was one of
When we talk about mental health, the conversation almost always focuses on what is happening from the neck up—neurotransmitters, thought patterns
We are halfway through August, and Elul has just begun. Let’s face it: You have a lot of apologizing to get in before Yom Kippur. And when you
Rabbi Moshe Meir Weiss On Turning Elul Inspiration Into A Practical Plan
Elul can easily become a month of good intentions. The shofar sounds
Parshat Ki Teitzei begins with the yefat to’ar — where a soldier sees a beautiful woman during battle and desires her, and there is a heter
Summer at a Bukharian table calls for food that is generous enough for family and friends but still suited to warm days. This week’s recipes look to
