The timeless wisdom of Jewish mysticism [Psychology + philosophy] for becoming your next self

Misdirected awe appears differently in every community

One unhealthy spiritual pattern is misdirected awe

Misdirected awe appears differently in every community. In some places, it may attach to money, status, success, politics, or social approval. In religious communities, it can attach to a spiritual leader, land...

Healthy eating includes learning the difference

A healthy diet for me is not only about what I eat

It is also about learning to recognize when I have already eaten enough. For example: “I ate enough protein by 9:00 p.m. I don’t need to keep eating just because I still have the urge to eat.

Some melodies do more than awaken emotion. They shape your personality.

The Sixth Chabad Rebbe

taught that the nigun “The Beinoni” should be learned and sung repeatedly because it can train the way a person responds to inner struggle. The nigun carries a feeling of struggle, effort, and return.

The Creator's Hiddenness is What Makes The Deepest Relationship with Him Possible

Trusting the creator through faith and intimacy

The Creator wants our relationship with Him to include belief because belief makes a stronger kind of intimacy possible. Deep intimacy requires trust. Trust means remaining connected even when everything is not fully...

If the Creator really needs us, why is there so much suffering in the world?

Modern psychology explains generational trauma

Chassidus explains its purpose. Together, they explain why healing has always been humanity's greatest responsibility. Humanity has needed more than 5,000 years to begin learning how to explain that the Creator needs us.

Your soulmate is the person you choose to build unity with

Your soulmate is not someone you find, but someone you choose

A question I’m often asked is, “What is a soulmate?” My answer is simple: whoever you marry is your soulmate. Chabad Chassidus teaches that even something as small as the color of the clothing you wear is not random...