13 Shvat 5781 / Tuesday, January 26, 2021 | Torah Reading: Beshalah
 
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Beshalach: The Lost Princess and the Inner Child    Beshalach: The Lost Princess and the Inner Child

During a person’s entire life he is on a journey to reach the goal, to actualize all of the potential he has inside and to be who he is truly supposed to be... 
 
 Heart of the Parsha Heart of the Parsha
 
 
Bo: Good Points  
  Bo: Good Points  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 1/23/2021, 20:09
 
The good inside of me is one with Hashem. The minute that a person recognizes this and appreciates it, it’s like flicking a switch…  

Va  
  Va'eira: Thank You  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 1/9/2021, 20:14
 
When we work on thanking and praising Hashem, this helps us to see Him more and more in our lives. Our (spiritual) eyes begin to see a different picture.  

Shemot: Cry Out!  
  Shemot: Cry Out!  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 1/2/2021, 18:32
 
In our current exile, our only option is to cry out to God, just as our ancestors did in Egypt. Just as God heard their cries, He will certainly hear ours!  

Vayechi: Happiness!  
  Vayechi: Happiness!  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 1/2/2021, 18:49
 
What does it mean that being happy is a choice, and how do we choose happiness, when the circumstances of our lives are so negative, and so difficult?  

Vayeshev: Stories  
  Vayeshev: Stories  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 12/5/2020, 18:24
 
Sometimes we understand messages about life better through a story. Stories can touch our hearts in a deeper way than hearing the same thing directly.  

VaYishlach: Grab Whatever You Can!  
  VaYishlach: Grab Whatever You Can!  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 11/28/2020, 19:47
 
Oftentimes we get frustrated that we don't accomplish everything that we want, or that we face obstacles that we didn’t expect. Just grab what you can!  

Vayeitzei - Persistent Prayer  
  Vayeitzei - Persistent Prayer  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 11/21/2020, 18:48
 
Sometimes we get discouraged because we have been praying for so long and still don’t have results. Be determined and keep trying! Every prayer matters!  

Toldot - Born or Bred?  
  Toldot - Born or Bred?  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 11/14/2020, 18:22
 
There is a great debate about whether our character traits are inborn and unchangeable, or developed through the course of our lives. The Torah says that both are true...  

Chayei Sarah: Stay Young  
  Chayei Sarah: Stay Young  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 11/7/2020, 18:57
 
Age is not about our physical age, but rather, about our mindset. As Rebbe Nachman said, “It is forbidden to be old!”  

Vayera – Keep Trying  
  Vayera – Keep Trying  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 10/31/2020, 19:02
 
How long it takes us to reach our goal is not in our control. The only thing that is in our control is to never give up!  

Lech Lecha: Look Inside  
  Lech Lecha: Look Inside  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 10/24/2020, 20:36
 
"Lech Lecha" means "go to yourself". Rabbi Natan of Breslev teaches that all your journeys in life need to be to you - to discover who you really are.  

Haazinu: A Book of Prayers  
  Haazinu: A Book of Prayers  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 10/8/2020, 08:52
 
This Torah portion is the song of Moshe Rabbeinu, who teaches us to turn the Torah into a song and into prayer.  

Nitzavim: Rosh Hashanah with the Tzaddik  
  Nitzavim: Rosh Hashanah with the Tzaddik  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 9/6/2020, 08:30
 
There is a good reason why it is a Jewish tradition to travel to be with a tzaddik for Rosh Hashanah – it isn’t just a Breslev thing!  

Ki Tavo: Renewal  
  Ki Tavo: Renewal  
 
By Moshe Neveloff
Update date: 8/29/2020, 21:12
 
No matter what difficulties we face, we can renew ourselves by remembering all of the kindnesses Hashem has done for us until now, and praying for the future.  

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