Overcoming loneliness and the painful feeling of being alone is one of the most searched struggles of the human condition — but there is a way to transform loneliness into strength and even discover a Torah antidote to feeling isolated.

Loneliness can strike anywhere — in a crowd, at a party, or even within our own families. In this video, we explore:

Why loneliness begins in childhood and shapes how we see ourselves.

The difference between being alone and feeling lonely.

How to turn that isolation into inner strength and unique purpose.

A Torah-based perspective on overcoming loneliness and finding meaning.

📖 Drawing from the book Alone Against the World: The Torah Antidote to Loneliness, we uncover how moments of “existential loneliness” — like standing in the middle of the room as a toddler — actually shape our ability to grow, walk independently, and find our unique contribution to the world.

✨ Instead of sinking into despair, you can choose:

Alone → Lonely (giving in to gravity)

Alone → Unique (rising with purpose)

👉 If you’ve ever asked: Why do I still feel lonely? How do I overcome loneliness? Can spirituality help me stop feeling so isolated? — this video is for you.