Guides To Be
Daily Tip
Set a short time for Torah study — even five minutes a day. The weekly portion or a halacha.
Blessings before and after food — start with one blessing a day (such as “Shehakol nihyeh bidvaro”) and gradually build from there.
Blessings before and after food — start with one blessing a day (such as “Shehakol nihyeh bidvaro”) and gradually build from there.
Shabbat meal — a meal with bread, wine, and a short Torah thought. A special recipe for a winning family experience.
A short daily prayer — if it’s difficult, begin with simple words of your own. The main thing is to speak to G-d.
Honor your parents — one of the central and rewarding commandments — even if it’s only a warm phone call.
“Start with simple Shabbat preparations — tidy your room, light Shabbat candles (if you’re a male, encourage a female to light, or light yourself when there’s no woman at home). “
“Kiddush — an emotional ritual that opens Shabbat with holiness. “
“Dignified clothing — also at home, clean and special Shabbat clothes change the atmosphere. “
“Daily charity — even one coin a day. A small act with great power. “
“Daily gratitude — write down three good things that happened today. It uplifts and brings closeness. “
“Start from the morning — say “Modeh Ani” when you wake up. A simple sentence of gratitude to the Creator for life. “
Clean speech — try to use positive words; it’s an important part of “sanctifying the mouth.”
Read the weekly Torah portion — even a short summary. It helps you feel connected to the Torah.
Be patient with yourself — the spiritual path is a process. No one becomes perfect in a day; every step is a victory.
Keep joyous — serving G-d is done with joy. Even small steps matter immensely.
To Live With Your To Be — First Steps
First step toward inner connection
Your journey of connection begins here — let’s take it together, step by step.
A Glimpse Into the Process
Dedicate 5 minutes to complete silence.
Sit in a comfortable place, free from distractions.
Sit in a comfortable place, free from distractions.
Practical preparation: Try to practice a halacha or reflect on
a practical question that arises for you, and look for an answer.
a practical question that arises for you, and look for an answer.
Asking a question: Think of a halachic or practical
question that arises for you and seek for an answer.
question that arises for you and seek for an answer.




