Here are some of the quotes you will find in this exciting book:

There's still suffering in the world because creation is still in the process of perfecting itself. Your actions have an effect in this rectification process. That is why it is crucial to do acts of kindness and good deeds.

The reward in the hereafter for but one Mitzvoh done in this world is far more pleasurable then all of the pleasures of this world combined. This is an incredible thing to imagine.

Let us spread friendliness throughout the entire world for all peoples.

See the little children, everyone one a precious gem, praising Hashem (MMMM).

Pray to be satisfied with your lot. This doesn't mean you can't ask G-d for abundance.

Think and concentrate clearly throughout your life.

G-d, please let me be an expert at enjoying life.

If one has come upon troubled times, one may realize that one's suffering is a calculated and deliberate act of G-d designed for one's ultimate good with the purpose of bringing him/her eternal joy.

No matter how many sins a person has committed, he/she may still find his/her way back to G-d. Even if you think you are not successful, G-d rewards you for your attempt. Therefore, you are successful just by trying.

Help me to sleep with great sanctity. Open the gates of mercy for my soul and command your holy angels to enable my soul to enter the gates of holiness when I sleep.

I forgive everyone for anything they've ever done wrong to me. Please do the same for me.

Anytime and every time I pray let Your majestic powers flow out through my speech.

Feel the happiness and G-dliness as it flows internally and externally within and without your heart.

You can concentrate on your Torah even a while after you study. This too, fulfills commandments. This brings joy to the world.

Imagine the enthusiasm that Rebbe Akiva had in serving G-d and draw some of it onto yourself. Borrow his enthusiasm.

G-d, who can do anything in the world, anything in the universe, save the world now. Demonstrate Your omnipotence.

This book is handwritten (but very neatly). Buy this book because you're curious. Buy this book because you want to be a better person.

This book makes the perfect gift for the novice or scholar.