Inspired by the teachings of Rabbi Avigdor Miller ztl Happiness is the result of proper attitudes of the mind. One who recognizes the goodness of the world is always rejoicing. Through bechina (discovering Hashem in the world), you can achieve true joy. Feel closer to Hashem, pray with greater enthusiasm, and do mitzvos with renewed excitement. In Gifts from Hashem, rediscover your gifts: your body, the world you live in, the creations around you. Plus, learn to use the Morning Blessings to refocus on your gifts each day. Unleash the radiant happiness that results from recognizing your Gifts from Hashem. Short daily lessons Featuring a "Thought for the day" Written by a close student of Rabbi Avigdor Miller

GIFTS FROM HASHEM: Based on Teachings of Rabbi Avigdor Miller

Moshe Goldberger

Simple, practical rules for achieving contentment and joy in marriage. Also 20 steps towards Sh'lom Bayis.

The wedding gift

distributed by Feldheim

This insightful book probes the trait of anger and offers practical advice into the age-old problem of controlling one's temper, based on the words of our Sages. In handy, pocket-sized format.

Guard your anger: 32 pathways to protecting your royal rights to greatness

distributed by Feldheim Publis

Every day, every Jew is given the unique opportunity to achieve greatness. How can we achieve this greatness? In this book we learn about the seventy-seven positive mitzvos that are relevant to us today, presented in an easy-to-handle pocket-size format. Use this as a quick study tool for daily, biweekly, or weekly mitzvah review program.

77 Mitzvos for Today

Feldheim/Targum

When it comes to giving charity, there are many aspects we need to clarify in order to do it properly. How much should we give? To whom are we required to give? How do we prioritize between the endless calls, mailings and other solicitations that we receive on a daily basis? Is providing food for hungry orphans thousands of miles away in Israel more important than supporting a local yeshiva that lacks sufficient funds?Priorities in Tzedaka is a practical guide that offers a deep understanding of the concept of tzedaka as well as the best way to organize one's own charitable giving. Noted author and lecturer Rabbi Moshe Goldberger masterfully clarifies our halachic obligation to give tzedaka by outlining the sources from Tanach (Bible), Talmud, the Rishonim and the Acharonim (early and later halachic decisors).The road to proper giving is complex and therefore requires analysis to develop a thoughtful and effective program for each person. You have to consider who you are -- what are your motives and your means. You have to think about what kinds of causes you want to give more to and why. You need to learn how to evaluate causes and organizations and how to gauge your level of giving.This book will inspire you to attain a higher level of giving no matter the monetary amount.

Priorities in Tzedaka

Judaica Pr