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By Tzvi Freeman Psychotropics are not enough. Anxiety can be overcome only with a deep and mighty sense of faith.
By Ryan Rivera Anxiety, which is a state of psychological and physical distress, can make your life complicated because it makes minute problems seem like crises. To manage this complication and spare yourself from the horrifying realities of anxiety, a strong faith ...
By Yanki Tauber You see the way things are, and the way they ought to be. That's why human beings enjoy a higher stress level than cows, for example
By Jay Litvin What is stress if not the feeling that life is too much? And what is love if not a merging with the other, creating a larger body, a more expansive being, an entity of sufficient resilience to contain and absorb the too much of life? The other thing - ...
By Yaakov Lieder "Instead of making your family part of the problem," I suggested, "invite them to become part of the solution"
By Tzvi Freeman The common conception of how the system works is faulty. People see a career as "making a living." But a career doesn't "make" anything
By Shlomo Yaffe A recent medical study shows that, contrary to common wisdom, relaxation does not reduce stress. Our ancestors learned this at the Exodus, when they discovered that transcendence is not the key to freedom
By Tzvi Freeman An ark in Hebrew is "taiva" -- which means also "word". Enter into your ark, and let the waters that rage without lift you up, rather than drown you...
By Anonymous Yes, maybe he IS a nice guy, a kind father, or the all-too-familiar attempt at justification “he was abused himself” - but this is not an answer and in no way changes the situation. The facts remain that he is an abuser.
A dialogue about the awe and love of G-d, punishment and reward, Hell and heaven and why it is not mentioned in the Torah.
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