It is important to base your self-worth on your own perception rather than the perspectives of others.

Sometimes we have jewels in our hands but we mistake the jewels for worthless rocks.

Sometimes when we experience something for the second time it ends up even better and more special than the first (that is, if we allow it to be).

Even when we have a reason to be upset with someone, we can find a better reason not to be upset and instead let it go.

Pesach Sheini teaches us the importance of not giving up and continuing to try even when we think we already failed.

What can we learn from our Wifi internet connection and our desire to connect to G-d?

Receiving help from a stranger (Afterall, what's a stranger but a friend who you haven't met yet)

The importance of finding a healthy balance of passion in all of our endeavors.

The importance of really listening to what someone asks and hearing the question behind the question.

A Passover story about brotherhood and the obligation to look after each other.