Le’David Barchi Nafshi:
The Song of Torah, the Song of happiness
A careful reading truly shows that it is not the “sanctity of the Torah” that serves as a guarantee of its fulfillment but the “Song of the Torah.”
A careful reading truly shows that it is not the “sanctity of the Torah” that serves as a guarantee of its fulfillment but the “Song of the Torah.”
I suggest that each and every one take upon themselves today, bli neder, a specific commitment. To fight evil and to do more good.
The strong sense of purpose and resilience in dealing with adversity allows Israel, despite the trauma of war, to maintain a decent level of life satisfaction. That does not necessarily mean emotional happiness. Opinion.
The World Happiness Report finds a drastic drop in happiness in the US. Finland tops the overall list for the seventh successive year.
Israeli society is satisfied, with almost Bulgarian percentages, even when it fills the streets to protest against the justice reform.Op-ed.
Israel places fourth in happiness survey? What does it mean? Op-ed.
Israel's first Chief Rabbi explains the source of a righteous man's happy feelings.
Israel is ranked in the top 10 on a list of the 'happiest counties around the world,' thanks, in part, to its mandatory army service.
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Everyone wants to live a life of happiness, but what that means differs for each person.
Tears flow when we experience more than our minds and hearts can bear, whether sadness, bitterness or joy.
Israel is the twelfth happiest country in the world, down one spot from last year, according to this year's World Happiness Report.
How can we be happy all the time despite the challenges of life? Rabbi Yuval Asherov explains the secret is in a mental shift.
When we understand every fragment is microcosm of whole, and each and every person is a world in miniature, than how truly powerful is man!
New research shows Israeli employees are among the world's happiest.
Purim Makeover: From lifeless emotionless robotic feelings towards mitzvot to happiness and passion for Hashem and the Torah.
Our complaining builds a wall of negativity around us. Instead of complaining, become solution oriented.
Simple steps to reclaim your life.
If we nourish the body and neglect to nurture the soul, a human being cannot truly be happy.
Poll shows Israelis generally happy with life, but poverty still effects a significant portion, particularly among Arabs and haredim.
Israel outranks the US, UK in happiness index, and has jumped three spots since 2011.
One out of every five Israelis - over a million people - volunteer, study shows; religious leading the way.
The World Happiness Report 2013 reveals fascinating trends in data judging just how happy countries really are.
Even happy people have worries, a poll shows, and it is finances – not terror or Iran – that depresses Israelis.