Modim and the Hedonic Treadmill
By Max Hollander Judaism has several daily prayer services; Shachris (Morning service), Mincha (Afternoon service), and Maariv (Evening service), and additional Musaf service on Shabbat
June 1, 2026
By Max Hollander Judaism has several daily prayer services; Shachris (Morning service), Mincha (Afternoon service), and Maariv (Evening service), and additional Musaf service on Shabbat
Every morning, Jews have the practice of reciting the “Modeh Ani” prayer, an expression of gratitude to God for waking up to another day. I
Download Judaism ritualizes mundanity. From how Jews should get dressed in the morning to how we spend our weekends, prescribed procedures direct every piece of
By Justin Milrad The longer days and warmer weather of summer offer the perfect opportunity to rejuvenate your mind, body, spirit and soul. It’s a
Countless studies have shown how practicing gratitude can lead to a better life. Gratitude improves mood, fosters optimism, strengthens social bonds and leads to physical
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Gratitude is easy to feel when experiencing a simcha (happy occasion). But it’s no less important during our most challenging moments. Thanksgiving this year is
Some people find that religion and individual spirituality have a positive impact on their physical and mental health. Rabbi Alvin Sugarman shares his personal thoughts about
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Gabby Spatt, Executive Director Phone: (404) 490-2391 Email: gabby@thebluedovefoundation.org Quieting the Silence About Mental Illness and Addiction Book aims to eliminate
Social distancing or social isolation is a new term and experience for most of us-one that is taking away physical human interaction and offering a
This is a powerful story about a woman’s personal journey after the loss of her husband. Incredible to see the Jew-rnery she took. Read the