Divine Providence

A little guy drinking coffee in a soul-crushingly boring little diner where the prevalent philosophy is that the lights are “just on” . . .

Learning how to heal from emotional pain from the past is not just about feeling better. It’s about removing the one thing that most blocks us from living our true lives.

Things do not always go according to our plans and expectations. In fact, they rarely do.

Intimacy with G-d reveals personal meaning in the ups and downs of life.

The journey of each individual as well as our collective journey as a people are described as part of a greater, G-dly plan.

As a remembrance that Jacob's sciatic nerve was damaged in his wrestling match with an angel, the Torah forbids us from eating the sciatic nerve (gid hanashe) of an animal. Interestingly, this also shows us the extent to which every detail of our lives ...

How important is it to be happy? The chassidic secret for feeling joy and gratitude no matter what is going on in life.

Kabbalistically speaking, the world is wired. Just like your brain has your entire body wired, checking up on activity in every limb, so the universe has nodes of cosmic awareness planted everywhere. They're known as Ayins.

Driven by Miri's urgent pleas and Feivel's antics, Rabbi Infinity is faced with an existential dilemma: To unplug or not to unplug? Does oblivion await him? Or does it await his clone? The penultimate episode in a thriller series.