Rabbi Lazer Brody shows how in three minutes, you can be a better husband! All you need to do is to learn the lesson of the burnt toast, and never ever criticize your wife...

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Rabbi Lazer Brody talks about the role of a man in marriage.

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Shlomo Katz sings the Breslever melody to Psalm 105, one of the ten Psalms of the Tikkun Klali. "Shiru Lo" means that we should all be singing to Hashem and praising His name constantly...

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Hebrew meditation is a form of "hitbodedut", or secluded personal prayer where a person yearns to cling to The Almighty with all his or her cognitive faculties, body, and soul. Nothing is so conducive to inner peace as merging with G-d, in the way that a small flame of a candle merges with and completely nullifies itself to a great flame.
The music in this clip is Native American, composed by Grandmother White Eagle, esteemed elder of the Texas Cherokee nation. Fiercely monotheistic, the Cherokee Nation has its roots in the ten lost tribes of Israel. The lovely native American melodies are therefore strikingly similar to the ancient Hebrew shepherds' flute, conveying a yearning to commune with God, as we see in this sea-side meditation based on the prayer "Nishmat" coupled with a Hebrew Tai-Chi style meditative exercise.

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This one minute clip was filmed and recorded at daybreak by the Bugg River, on the outskirts of the town of Breslev in the Ukraine. This was one of Rebbe Natan's favorite spots for "hitbodedut", or personal prayer. The frogs sing their own special song of praise to The Almighty - we humans should too.

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Translation: Who is the Lord our G-d, who dwells on high [yet] looks down so low upon heaven and earth! He raises the poor from the dust, lifts the destitute from the dunghill, to seat them with nobles, with the nobles of His people.
From psalm 113
Yosef Karduner should be FAR more well known than he is. He is making the most accessible and beautiful Jewish music of anyone out there today. Although many of his songs are no more than 2 or 3 lines of a chapter of psalms or other Jewish prayer, the beautiful meaning of each prayer when sung to the beautiful melody of Yosef's niggun (song) will no doubt elevate your soul.

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I asked Hashem to help me strengthen my faith, so He showed me a movie of my life...

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