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Watch the several interviews I give at the Western Wall, King David’s tomb and the Churva detailing miracle stories after the ’67 war and disengagement from Gaza. This documentary will inspire you to connect more with the land and with the future Geula.

Listen to an interview about my search for the purpose of my life and the incredible merit it is to help Torah scholars living in the Old City of Jerusalem on this #1 Jewish Podcast:

Here is a clip about my late husband Gershon’s a”h secret giving as it applies to Parshas Chukas. Made for GIFT England which sends out weekly Parsha videos to encourage people to give. Please share and hope it inspires you as well!

Interview Podcast with Eve Levy about how to go through trauma, grief and loss without it engulfing you. We are both adults and children at the same time in many ways. We can neither intellectualize away our pain nor can we wallow in it with having our adult selves lead us in the right direction. Bad things happening to good people are really just painful things happening to make us better.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/6RxPCIElcRQQL1mGfcYifQ

Interview with Vera Kessler about some WesternWallPrayers stories and how my husband’s sudden death taught me about how everything we experience, good or painful, is to come closer to G-d since we are souls in evolution. Stop fighting your reality and accept it so that you can use your energy to grow.
(video is not so great because of the snow!)

Podcast Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7vwolk9OgTn2dztVkWI7IR

How I came to seminary, the power of pure Emunah to create reality, following your highest purpose and connecting to G-d as an antidote to existential angst. The spiritual light I experienced on my husband’s deathbed, the incredible stories of hidden kindness that were revealed after his death, coming closer to G-d by emulating His character traits. The kindest form of giving is when the receiver doesn’t know s/he is being given to. Each neshama has come here to be polished.