The Man Who Asked The Last Question Won The Debate
Last night’s debate was ugly. But one moment stuck out, and it’s something we shouldn’t forget anytime soon.
What The Candidates Can Teach Us About Ourselves
If they are monsters, then so are we! Get used to your own reflection in the mirror, and see if you can bear up with that.
The Seeds Of Change Often Lies Below Our Awareness
We need to remember that there is so much more change within us than we believe possible.
Beyond The Ceiling Of Clouds
Without the capacity to see beyond the ceiling of our own personal clouds, we fear that a substantive increase in our giving will deplete us.
The Illusions That Habits Create In Our Minds
Habits are hard to change… but only because our brain has convinced us they are.
The Kabbalah Of Forgiveness: An Artistic Journey
A gorgeous visual documentation of a personal journey through the 13 levels of forgiveness.
From Patient to Artist: How I Put My Traumas Behind Glass Forever
Never doubt that you can bounce back eventually. I didn’t believe it until it happened. But art gave me that hope.
Gary Johnson’s Destructive Self-Seduction
Even principles and ideals have limits. Gary Johnson doesn’t seem to appreciate that.
Fathers: The Time To Empower Your Family is Now
People wonder what they can do to decrease the tumult in the world today. I offer only this: That we rededicate ourselves to the ideal of giving to our children as a means of creating more love.
Lusting After The Perfect Sermon On Yom Kippur
It’s Yom Kippur: time for my annual sermon. And time, as always, for introspection.