Jewish Wisdom

We all tak about it; but what is it? What is the science of attraction? What does a man truly find irresistible about a woman? Can attraction only be about the continuation of our species?

Rabbi Friedman explores the platform on which relationships are built. What is true closeness and how do we achieve it? What does it mean to "be invited"? And most importantly, what does this say about our relationship with G-d? How do we become more than obedient, but attached?

What is the most intelligent question regarding the world’s origin?

Rabbi Manis Friedman discusses how 2,000 years of being discriminated against has affected our self-awareness as Jews. How do we heal? How do we stand up, not in spite of our Jewishness, but because of it? What does it mean to be "Jewishly Proud"?

How should you respond when hearing something new, something you've never heard before? On what basis can we reject an idea? When we are skeptical, are we really being intelligent, or is it simply an emotional hesitation? Rabbi Friedman shares how skepticism can be a "bad habit" and helps us rethink our attitude when it comes to learning new things.

Have you ever loved someone that you didn't need, that didn't matter deeply to you? Probably not, but why? What is the true nature of love?

Love is overrated: in relationships, in religion, in society as a whole. Love may add flavor to life. But purpose brings life to life. That's indispensable.

Our relationships with our parents don't need to be as complicated as we might make them...