Everything in creation has a nature. The nature of the Jewish soul is to serve G-d without any desire for self-actualization.

What to do when our own unholy, negative or selfish thoughts distract us from staying focused on spiritual pursuits.

In the context of a Jew’s relationship with G-d, every sin is an act of betrayal. Thus, teshuvah (repentance) is the act of restoring closeness after the bonds of trust have been broken.

The Advantages of a Broken Heart. Although we normally shun depression and strive to be joyous all the time, there is an appropriate context for sadness. When is there a benefit to having a broken heart.