Journeying From Devastation and Destruction to Reconstruction and Renewal: Week Two
We have all known dark times and longed to construct a path to times that are lighter.
Joy Arrives With the Dawn
I sit on the couch facing the sliding glass doors to savor the sights and sounds of God’s creatures who share my small patch of Eden.
AI’s Writing Is Getting Better, but Listening Will Keep Us Human
Our deep evolutionary heritage of spoken language may be what ensures the core of our humanity.
Just Another Orthodox Rabbi at Pride
I realized while reading Parshat Korach on the Shabbat before Jew York Pride, that our text provides valuable insight into another way to show up.
Going with the Flow: A Spiritual Practice of Water
Often seen as symbols of time and life, rivers represent change and flow.
The Light We Don’t Even Know We’re Missing
Each of us is a mini Beit Hamikdash. Our bodies house our precious souls.
The Wilderness of Addictive Technology
Sometimes it is the children who need to take us into the future, not those of us who started the journey.
Marriage and Divorce 50 Years in the Future
Marriage isn’t always forever and that is not just okay, it’s more than okay.
The Inner Strength Needed For Interfaith Work
The invisible, integral, balancing stomach-muscle engagement of interfaith work is building a space with trust.