What Trees Can Teach Us About Politics
Perhaps if we looked at the ways trees interact so harmoniously with the world around them, we might be able to learn something deep about the political discussions in the world today.
Jury Trials Are Vanishing. Here’s Why We Need Them Back.
Take away trial by jury, and we lose empathy for the accused. And are left with the notion that justice could be done by machines.
Why Are You Carrying Your Pain?
Too many of us think that pain and anger are an essential part of us; as if setting them down would feel like losing a limb. But we’re wrong.
We Want To Search, But We Need To Browse
In the age of instant searching, it’s easy to forget the incredible power of browsing.
Philosophizing Under A Tree And Other Visions Of The Ideal School
Our current schools too often descend into dryness, dullness, and homogenization. Alternative systems thrive and offer many ideas for change. Let’s pursue the dream of inspiring schools that allow all minds, including the quirkiest ones, to flourish.
How Vacation Affected My Soul
Come with me to North Carolina, on my vacation, where I learned a few things I’d love to share with you.
The Spiritual Beauty Of Summer Camp
What this rabbi gained from working at a summer camp, and how it reminded him of his own time at camp and how children, and adults, gain so much from it.
The Fascinating Story Of Humanity’s Battle With Syphilis
The story of syphilis is not only fascinating, it is full of hope.
Team Annoyed vs. Team Amazed
When the exact same experience can lead to two different realities. And the choice we have in picking the better one.
