by Elisheva bas Chana The Inner Dimension of Torah Judaism has a body and soul; the two are in harmony and find expression through embracing the body, which comes alive through merging with the soul. The body and soul in Judaism are halacha . Halacha  means “The Way” — the way we live, the way we do things, or don’t do things. The soul of Judaism is Kabbalah , the hidden wisdom and inner dimension of Torah. Jewish spirituality is deeply rooted in our past, in the revelation a

by Elisheva bas Chana A Yid is A Yid is A Yid! Judaism isn't just about you or me; it is about us. A covenant HaShem didn’t make only with Avraham and Moshe. It was made with all of us, the Jewish people. Our holy Temple, the Beis HaMikdash , was destroyed, and the Jewish people were scattered around the world. But our faith didn’t stop there. We built schools, yeshivas, kollels, shuls, and mikvehs. Three times a day, men show up in shul to daven , to connect to HaShem. The T

by Elisheva bas Chana Rabbi Dovid Vigler spots a hidden lesson what every Jew must know after Mamdani's victory. The world is a dark and dangerous place right now, with a lot of chaos, fear, confusion and distraction. And the rise and victory of a Shiite mayor of New York, Zohran Mamdani only seems to make it worse. What is going on and where is this leading us? Watch this video to understand the hidden lesson of Mamdani's victory ### Elisheva bas Chana – Celebrating the He

by Elisheva bas Chana Jewish Art ♡  Brachi Horen In our busy day-to-day life, what does it mean to be inspired by faith? Most of the time we don't acknowledge experiences or overcome challenges which we have to reflect upon, sometimes greater than we could ever imagine. Moments like this require us to pause, reflect, and feel a deeper sense of gratitude. Life offers experiences of faith and wonderful opportunities to consider a way that motivates and pushes us beyond our comf

by Elisheva bas Chana Jewish Art ♡  Brachi Horen When we enter Shabbos, we recite Kabbalos Shabbos  and kiddush  on Friday night as well as following with daytime kiddush  the next day. We ask HaShem to "Grant us Your holy Shabbos" even though we already received Shabbos on Friday. Why do we ask HaShem to "Grant us Your holy Shabbos?" Because there is a great difference between our Shabbos, the one we observe, and the Shabbos of HaShem. This is a light hidden from us, so in d