In this follow-up episode, we move from theory to practice; understanding what is missing in the world today and seeing how the lessons from the sun and moon can be applied in our daily lives.

In this podcast we will look at a cryptic gemara (Chullin 60b) where the moon makes a complaint against God.

This story holds deep significance and holds deep meaning, especially as we reflect on the themes of 9Av.

Ultimately, what's more important, our brain or our heart??

In Part 4 of this mini series on gratitude, we explore how gratitude transcends logic to become a character trait that must be nurtured and developed.

In this episode, we explore the essential role of gratitude in forging a relationship with the divine, revealing why gratitude is not just beneficial, but necessary for spiritual intimacy.

In this episode, we explore the significance of accepting gratitude. Learn how receiving a thanks allows the other person to feel fulfilled and 'quits,' completing a cycle of generosity.

In this episode, we delve into the root source of 'gratitude'.

Why is it some people feel grateful and others do not?

In this podcast, we highlight the potency of habit formation and incremental adjustments as pivotal approaches to nurturing a giving ethos.

In the previous podcast, we highlighted empathy as a stepping stone towards altruism. In this episode, we shift our focus to emphasise that empathy is not just a means to an end, but a significant goal in itself.

In this episode, we delve into the transformative power of empathy as a catalyst for achieving pure altruism.

Through compelling examples, we explore how cultivating empathy can serve as a crucial stepping stone towards selflessly benefiting others, ultimately leading to genuine acts of altruism.

Building upon the previous episode, we draw inspiration from the majestic eagle to illustrate how external factors can aid us in our altruistic endeavors. By examining the eagle's behavior, we uncover the key to leveraging external circumstances to advance our altruistic goals.