Robert Salvit

09/05/2025

Israel, Sea of Galilee

09/05/2025

In the city of Ulm, Germany, a team of designers and engineers created solar-powered sleeping capsules called Ulmer Nests to help homeless individuals survive freezing winter nights. These pods are thermally insulated, windproof, and waterproof, offering a safe refuge when traditional shelters aren’t accessible or preferred.

According to Electrical Technology, each capsule fits up to two people and includes features like CO₂ and smoke sensors, ventilation systems, and solar panels for sustainable heating and lighting.

The pods are designed to preserve privacy and dignity, there are no cameras, and occupants can lock the capsule from inside. When someone enters, a motion sensor alerts social workers, who check in the next morning to offer support.

According to the Ulmer Nest team, the initiative began as a pilot in 2020 and has since gained strong community backing, with locals even offering hot drinks to overnight guests. While not a replacement for permanent housing, these capsules serve as emergency shelters and a lifeline during extreme cold. #

09/05/2025

Shabbat Shalom
Wishing everyone an amazing happy and peaceful Shabbat. This Shabbat we read from the Torah the portion titled “when we go out to war”.The war that is being talked about is our inner war, our inner struggle with ourselves about ourselves and how we create our essence based on our judgments of ourselves. The Shabbat, we need to bring ourselves to an awareness, acceptance, and forgiveness of ourselves. As we move closer to the New Year let your true essence radiate out into the world. Wishing everybody an amazing Shabbat. Blessings

09/05/2025

09/05/2025

09/04/2025

Don’t Sell Yourself Short!

We just entered Elul, the last month of the Hebrew year,
leading directly into upcoming High Holidays.

Now is our chance to pause, reflect, and make an honest accounting of where we are — and where we want to be.

This isn’t about beating yourself up
or judging yourself harshly.

It’s about seeing the truth:
you have more strength,
more potential,
and more goodness than you give yourself credit for.

Don’t sell yourself short.
What you see on the surface is only the start.
Inside, you have a deep reserve of untapped power.

This month is calling you to find it.
Look deeper.
And you’ll discover the real you.

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09/04/2025

WEEK 4 — NETZACH: The Power of Perseverance

We are now at the midpoint of our seven-week ascent toward Rosh Hashanah, the spiritual New Year. Each week, a different frequency, a Sefirah opens, giving us a chance to polish one more layer of our vessel.

Rav Berg’s Teaching on Netzach tells us that
Netzach is victory, endurance, and spiritual persistence. Netzach gives us the courage to show up again and again — especially when it’s inconvenient, uncomfortable, or boring. Where the Silent Voice whispers, “It doesn’t matter… skip it today… you can quit,” Netzach insists: “Do it now”,“Do it anyway.”

Netzach brings the power of perseverance

“Perseverance is not willpower alone; it is the conscious choice to align with the soul, regardless of emotional resistance. Each time you choose to act from Light instead of reacting to the Silent Voice, you strengthen your power to direct your destiny.”

08/31/2025

Jose Romaniz at 19 years old found the $135,000 cash seen here next to a Wells Fargo ATM and called it in and returned it. He was then rewarded $500 towards his tuition fee for his honesty. The internet is saying the reward is too small and he should've kept the money.

08/31/2025

08/31/2025

Instead of replaying what’s missing, pause. Look around. Feel into your breath, your body, your blessings. When you honor what you are, more light comes in.