Positive & Negative

A fascinating look into the source of our default condition of negative biases and the need to constantly work towards a positive bias to challenge the illusion of disconnect.

No one likes being criticized, blamed, or belittled for their behavior, especially in marriage, where close daily contact necessitates a high level of sensitivity and understanding.

A group of Israelis wounded whilst serving in the IDF came to Brooklyn for an exclusive visit with the Rebbe. The Rebbe insisted on changing and reframing their disability to positive empowerment.

Recent decades have seen leaps in our focus on human emotions and a commensurate surge of data, analyses and advice. It might seem that every nuance of emotional wellbeing has already been addressed. But a new beacon emerges with the new release of Letter...

How to train our perception to view our world, when our situation seems so negative.

Bad things make more noise, but we need to make a concerted effort to see and pay attention to all the positive things.

There are two differing schools of thought in Judaism known as Musar and Chassidus. In this class Rabbi Schapiro contrasts the two approaches in these spiritual disciplines.