“Many times when we achieve our goals, we stop doing the things that made us successful in the first place, and that’s unfortunate. Similarly, if after we receive blessing we stop doing the spiritual work that brought us that blessing in the first place, we put ourselves at a major disadvantage.”

As we take on more and more roles and responsibilities in life, more goals and interests, life can get hard, overwhelming and scary. But if we remember that it’s only a mirage, testing our abilities to receive, refining our character and strength, and  upgrading us to vessels able to receive, we can stay cool calm and collected and just ride the wave and receive. It’s all about just staying the course. Keep being a good person, keep sticking to your values, and keep talking to Hashem. The rest will come BH. 

7 Ways to Fulfill Loving Your Fellow the Way You Love Yourself

בראשית is the first word in the Torah and it holds many secrets. One secret is that each letter represents one quality that if we all master leads to a successful life.

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Shavuah Tov!

“Our greatest treasures lie beyond that which makes us most uncomfortable. By leaning into that which we encounter the most resistance, we experience our greatest growth.”

“What do all the guests who each visit us over Succoth - Abraham, Yizhak, Yaakov etc. - have in common? They had perfect faith, and encountered many difficulties until they received their promised blessing. Just like the Jews who first entered the dangerous desert without asking questions. We can do the same. Stay the course, do the right thing, have Emuna through the struggle, and eventually receive the blessing the Torah promises us B”H Amen.”

Happy holiday!!

Last minute tips and facts about Teshuva for a meaningful and successful Kippur B”H.

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Wishing us all a great and successful Yom Kippur!

“One cannot comprehend the spiritual muscle one builds when battling a strong craving.”

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“Rabbi Nachman says even by just smiling at a person who is sad, you are literally saving the human being.”