Eyes OpenEyes Open We all believe in hashgachah pratis. But do we notice it? In Eyes Open, Rabbi Symcha Zylberberg shares the real stories that opened his own eyes the moments when Hashems hand became unmistakable in his life and the lives of his family and friends. Not in dramatic miracles, but in the small, everyday events we tend to overlook or explain away. These stories unfolded in kitchens and carpools, hospitals and highways, shuls and supermarkets.

with its sensitive illustrations by Sarah Zee

Out picking berries for their mother one day

Exactly what you might imagine

Koveitz Reshimos Shiurim - Bava Basra

Her greatest ambition is to get a solo and be named assistant choir head

That question will hold you in suspense from the tents of Sheikh Abu Ziad all the way to a fortified palace on a seaside cliff

And change is possible

the quints are divided over what kind of party to have

and give them tools to support their mental health

Marriage would be a non-stop battle if we insisted on always getting our way

שליט"א

not a book