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By Tzvi Freeman Question: The Torah teaches about the forgiveness of G‑d, but I don't feel forgiven and I certainly can't forgive myself. How do I get victory once and for all from this evil inclination? How do I know that G‑d has forgiven me? How do I forgive myself? I ...
By Yanki Tauber A caricature of neurotic self-absorption, or the most encouraging and optimistic perspective of reality in the history of human awareness?
By Mendel Kaplan An in depth look at real life stories and issues and how to resolve them the Torah way.
By Edith Brown I wanted to be free of the thoughts that kept me in bondage, but I didn't know how to let go. I couldn't talk about it. I was so ashamed...it was my fault Mama passed...
By Zalman Teitelbaum I can't help feeling that if G‑d by any chance feels the need for a bit of supernatural holiday déjà vu, perhaps He should consider creating a guilt-free jelly doughnut...
By Tzvi Freeman Get past the guilt and start flying
By Aron Moss I know that I can't reverse what I have done, but is there some way to alleviate my burden? Or must I resign myself to carrying the guilt with me all my life?
By Michoel Gourarie Reflecting on the past sometimes arouses feelings of guilt. Now guilt is a complex emotion. While it ignites a desire for change, it can also be a destructive force. Is there good and bad guilt?
By Moshe Goldman Question: How do Jews feel about lust? I was raised Christian and know how the church feels about it. I'm just wondering where Judaism stands on the issue. Response: Judaism views lust as follows: We acknowledge the fact that G‑d created us with such ...
By Chana Shaffer-Minkowitz Question: I've had a rather difficult life and it seems to have just gotten harder and harder, more and more miserable... I do count my few blessings and pray to G‑d as well. I have always worked on having complete trust in Him. But at some point, it ...
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