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| Through The Eyes of a Deer |
| By Breslev Israel Staff |
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| There's much to learn from this noble animal that survives and thrives by focusing on its good points, natural talents and aptitudes. Let's view life through its eyes... |
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| Unconditional Love |
| By Breslev Israel Staff |
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| Even though the Jewish's people's accomplishments in science, medicine, technology and many other fields are so great, that's not the reason that they're the Chosen People... |
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| Wings of Eagles |
| By Breslev Israel Staff |
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| A desert nomad received a remarkable gift, a pair of wings; he didn't like them though, because they were cumbersome. Instead of using them to fly, he carried them on his back... |
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| Fine Crystal |
| By Breslev Israel Staff |
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| A marriage, just like fine crystal, is built slowly with lots of effort, but it can be shattered into smithereens with one careless word. |
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| All for the Best |
| By Breslev Israel Staff |
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| Sometimes difficult things happen in our lives. We have all kinds of questions, "Why me?" "Why do I deserve this?" Emuna tells us that it's all for the best |
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| Pray? Not me! |
| By Rabbi Zev Ballen |
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| A very learned Torah Scholar asked: "Does Rabbi Arush really think that the solution to everything is to just pray? Here's my answer to him. |
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| Returning |
| By Rabbi Zev Ballen |
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| A teenage girl was separated from her classmates while hiking in the woods. They searched for her for a few days but they were definately not ready for what they found. |
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| An Open Miracle |
| By Rabbi Zev Ballen |
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| A son gets to see a miraculous revelation of his deceased mother's love during personal prayer. This will send chills down your spine. |
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| A Non-Conformist |
| By Rabbi Zev Ballen |
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| In a world where so many people are so far from true happiness, a thinking person will begin to think in uncommon ways. |
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| Passover Forever |
| By Rabbi Zev Ballen |
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| Here's a thought that you can take from Passover and use all year long. |
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