Your Good Life
Take an honest assessment of the good things you have, and appreciate your life.
Your Good Life
Take an honest assessment of the good thing you have and appreciate your life.
A Good Week
On Saturday night, after Shabbat has ended, it is customary to greet one's fellow by wishing him/her a "Shavua Tov" (Hebrew) or a "Gut Voch" (Yiddish), which means a "Good week."
Recognizing the Good
On International Nurses Day, remember to thank nurses and other first responders for their courageous work. In the fifth chapter of Pirkei Avot, Ethics of the Fathers, we are taught,…
Good Eye
To "firgun" means to give someone the benefit of the doubt. Seeing someone in a more positive light will likely make you feel better too!
Look Good and Comply with Jewish Law
Because the long tradition behind Jewish law usually has more grey than black and white, much nuance exists. Study Jewish law and experience the millennia-long tapestry of opinions and…
Be a Good Samaritan
Looking out for one’s fellow is not merely a nice thing to do. Judaism considers it obligatory.
Good Side
Leave judgement to the Divine and assume the best about other people's actions and intentions.
Good to Ask
When you have questions on Jewish law or custom, ask a rabbi for guidance.
Good for All
Invest yourself in the Jewish education of the children in your life.