Niggun Yashan from the Alter Rebbe. Deep, elevating. It has also been adapted to Sholom Aleichem.

How to open a Jewish heart: A magnificent story of Rabbi Shneiur Zalman of Liadi and what he did with a rusty penny.

Why does Jacob go back across thr river to get little dishes? Because if you believe in Divine Providence then you believe that the small stuff matter. Big time.

On Motzoei Shabbos / Saturday night we will begin asking Hashem for rain. Why now? And what is so important about these four words?

Chanukah reminds us to not only explore the story and culture of others. Look inside into your own story! It's OURstory!

Getting close to Hashem? Does that even make any sense? How is davening different to any other mitzvah.

Rain is awesome. It's a blessing. It's the heartbeat of nature. But what's the Kabbalah of Rain? And what message is there to our lives?

As Yaakov prays to Hashem to save him. He says the following words: ואתה אמרת היטב איטיב עמך ושמתי את זרעך כחול הים אשר לא יספר מרוב. An upbeat melody.

A short bit powerful story to inspire your week ahead!

A beautiful message from the beginning of the Parsha about breaking out of yourself. I can't stop myself from singing as well! And no, I'm not a Televangelist preacher) yet).