by Pinchas Winston
A deeper examination of Bereishis, Chanukah, Purim and Pesach.
Various topics to improve the quality of life.
After publishing "If Only I Were Wealthy," four more books were added to the "If Only" series: "If Only I Understood Why" about the role of suffering in life, "If Only I Could See the Forest" about the difference between knowledge and wisdom, "If Only I Could Stay" to explain the centrality of Israel to the Jewish people today, and "If Only Great Was Great," in order to enhance the quality of relationships.
Eisav said, "I have a lot!" Ya'akov responded, "I have all I need." Thus was born an ideological battle that continues until today, about the most meaningful role of money, and what truly makes a person wealthy if life.
How I started as a writer and why I wrote my first book, "The Unbroken Chain of Jewish History."