Our world is an incredibly beautiful place, full of wonderful things to do and experience. But just like one must learn how to enjoy good wine, a person must learn how to enjoy Olam Hazeh. Without doing this, the goodness of the world can pass him by, unnoticed and unseen.

The yetzer hara does not want us to realize how much goodness Hashem gives us. He doesn’t want us to have feelings of loyalty and gratitude to Hashem that would result from this awareness, so he tries very hard to convince us that life is bad. If we don’t make an effort to overcome the yetzer hara, we will naturally wind up with a negative view of our world.

This book was written to combat this yetzer hara, to help people learn (or re-learn) how to enjoy life to the fullest, with an upbeat, positive spirit.

“… instructive, inspiring, and solidly based on Torah sources … With this work, Rabbi Schonfeld has provided us with yet another item to enjoy in this world!” — Rav Zev Leff, shlit”a

“This book is built on the foundations of my rebbi, teacher of Klal Yisrael, Rav Avigdor Miller, zt”l … I am certain it will inspire our fellow Jews with yiras Shamayim.” — Rav Simcha Bunim Cohen, shlit”a

“[The author] helps the reader learn to enjoy the good that this world has to offer and — crucially — to use this knowledge to connect with Hashem.” — Rav Daniel Garfinkel, shlit”a

Author: Rabbi Yehuda Schonfeld
Hardcover | 6.5″ x 9.25″ | 322 pages | ISBN 9781607633884