Be The Change – Live Your Dream

Imagination is the most spiritual aptitude we possess. It’s the stuff that dreams are made of…writes Rabbi Laibl Wolf. Read more

Multi-Tasking Mindfully

‘Wisdom fads’ I call them. Phrases that go viral across societies – often found wanting in the truth-machine of time. Read more

The Word – Charlie Hebdo of the Soul…writes Rabbi Laibl Wolf

What’s in a word? A picture is worth a thousand words. Sticks and stones will break my bones but words will never harm me. And G-d said: let there be light. In the beginning was the Word. The awesome power of words – so amply demonstrated in the Paris terrorist murders. But it’s not the word, stupid – it’s the soul. Read more

Light Your Fire

Light captures the imagination…writes Rabbi Laibl Wolf. Read more

The Change Addict

I still recall a time when people kept things new and forever. Read more

The skeptic and the messiah…writes Rabbi Laibl Wolf

So you want to ‘grow up’ and become a prophet? Read more

The Courage to Teach Right From Wrong…writes Rabbi Laibl Wolf

Teaching ethics to kindergarten children? Sounds like a progressive school, sophisticated, forward thinking. Read more

An Epi-Gene is a Happy Gene

Life can victimize you. The child can be a victim of poor parenting. The teenager can be a victim of drug peddlers. The adult can be a victim of poor financial advice. Voters can be victims of political intrigues. And we are all victims of our genes. But an emerging branch of science known as epigenetics suggests otherwise. Read more

You have the power…writes Rabbi Laibl Wolf

Should we have a glass of wine with dinner (candles are optional) because it assists with digestion? Or is it wiser to pause 30 minutes after the T-bone, because drinks dilute the digestive juices? Read more

The Stockholm Syndrome in Tel Aviv…writes Rabbi Laibl Wolf

On August 23^rd 1973, a group of bank customers were taken hostage in a bank hold-up. They were held hostage for six days. During that period they began to identify with their captors and even defended them after they were freed. Criminologist and psychiatrist Nils Bejerotas coined this phenomenon as “the Stockholm Syndrome”. Read more