Emuna Beams

A soul is just like a flower; if it gets thirsty, it begins to droop and wither - water it and see how it blossoms. 

An emotional survival course: Here's how to deal with the abusive people in our life and how to rid ourselves of abusive tendencies.

From the holy Western Wall in Jerusalem, here is an emuna-look at the current political situation in Israel.

Both in physical and in spiritual journeys, one can't chart a course without first knowing where he or she currently is. Here is a strategy for self-assessment and character improvement.

Your entire health depends heavily on good standing posture - a strong and stable spine, your balance and your breathing, just for starters. Did you know that your mood sinks when you slouch and you become prone to back pain and headaches? Bad posture weakens a person, and he or she becomes easier prey for muggers, anti-Semites and worst of all, the evil inclination that wants to weaken our connection with Hashem, Heaven forbid. This instructional vid will teach you the 6 steps to proper standing posture, and it will undoubtedly enhance both body and soul health.

Welcome to the first part of our new series, "Old Isaac's Trail to Tranquility", showing us how to live a life of inner peace and free of negative emotions.

How would you like an enjoyable, stress-free income that lets you enjoy the beauty of life? See this.

Today's Emuna Beams News Roundup covers the events of the last three days, where trouble chases trouble. What can we do about it?

How do we make sense out of the current war with Gaza in light of emuna? Today's Emuna News analysis shows how this is all part of Hashem's plan for Geula.

Learning the Ten Commandments in depth is a wonderful preparation for the holiday of Shavuos; today, we have the opportunity to learn them and to learn how the entire order of creation depends on them. 

A group of IDF tank soldiers asked Rabbi Brody for some words of encouragement before engaging in combat during Operation "Guardians of the Walls". May, 11, 2021

Just like childbirth, the closer we get to Moshiach, the more frequent and excruciating the pains become. Is there room for alarm? Is there any consolation?