Simple Secret for a More Enjoyable & Meaningful Life
So what is the secret to living a more enjoyable and meaningful life?
Benyamin Patino shares a short message
Maximize Your Moments
So what is the secret to living a more enjoyable and meaningful life?
Benyamin Patino shares a short message
The Talmud from over 2000 years ago tells a fascinating story about Rabbah bar bar Hana, who was on a boat in the ocean, and happened upon an island. Little did he know, that this island was the back of a giant fish. They stopped the boat for a break, and took out a barbecue to cook some food. The heat from the fire triggered the fish, and it flipped over. Had it not been for the boat near by, they would have drowned. The Netivot HaMishpat, (a great Rabbi from around 250 years ago) explains the parable to be referring to what will be when the Jews finally make their return to Israel, the land of Israel…
Read moreAn argument broke out in a girls seminary in Israel. Rabbi Sinai Yakobian was called to help the situation. He spoke with the girl who was feeling down. After a short discussion, they made up. Peace was made between them. What happened next? Watch the video to hear this amazing true story and affects of making peace…
Read moreA story from the Talmud about a couple who couldn’t have children. After 10 years had past, the husband told the wife that they should divorce. It was decided that they meet with the Great Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai before proceeding with a divorce. They told him the story and he advised an unusual course of action…which they followed. Rabbi Benzion Klatzko shares this story with along with the powerful message that is derived from it…
Read moreA story about the Chatam Sofer and how when he traveled to his Rebbe’s new town, and ended up sharing a room with russian solder. The soldier insisted on having conversation with the Chatam Sofer for severl hours every night – 60 years later, the puzzle fit together. Told by Rabbi Sinai Yakobian
Read moreIn life things don’t always work out the way we want them to. Sometimes we get angry, we get frustrated. Although in reality, you can get rid of that anger and frustration with a rather simple technique. It’s called reframing. By looking at the exact same situation through a different lens. In this video Rabbi David Genish shares a somewhat humorus example of how each person sees the exact same scenario differently.
Read moreA fascinating experiment done in the far east proves that even inanimate objects are affected by our words – imagine what is possible if we use positive words in our daily interactions.
Read moreIn this story told over by Rabbi Michel Twerski, a Jewish Sage was notified that he had lost his share[…]
Read moreRabbi Sinai tells a story about a Chassidic Rebbe who insisted on speaking with the father of the bride after[…]
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