Teshuvah (Repentance/Return)

The process of acknowledging wrongs, taking responsibility, and returning to one’s true, better self through self-improvement and correction.

B’tzelem Elohim (In the Image of God)

The belief that every person holds infinite worth and divine sparks, mandating inherent dignity, self-esteem, and respect for others.

Gevurah (Courage/Strength)

Having the strength and moral fortitude to make difficult, right choices, even when facing consequences. 

Achrayut (Responsibility)

A call to action for communal and global responsibility, actively showing compassion and working to improve the world (Tikkun Olam).

Hakarat HaTov (Recognizing the Good)

Expressing gratitude for blessings, both big (life) and small (gifts), fostering appreciation.

Koach Hadibbur (Power of Speech)

Recognizing that words have immense power, requiring careful and wise use to build up rather than tear down.

Shalom (Peace & Justice)

 Pursuing peace, justice, and moral direction, creating a world where all can thrive.