How To Make Shortcuts That Work
When are shortcuts unhelpful and when can we actually take ones that work for our daily lives? Geoff Mitelman explores the myths and the facts of shortcuts.
Struggling with Doubt? Walk it Out
Why walking is one of the most useful (and underused) tools for mindfulness, finding direction, and health.
What the Scientist Taught the Rabbi About Prayer
Rabbi Matthew Gewirtz describes a moment that forced him to look at his approach to prayer with fresh eyes.
Hopelessly in Love with Shabbat
How a graduate of a Christian divinity school fell hopelessly in love with Shabbat.
Lessons From A Silent Retreat
Getting past “When’s lunch?” to a silence that quiets inwardly as much as it does our mouths.
5 Things I Love About Islam
Discussions about Islam have become so politicized, and so focused on extremism. It is time to remind ourselves of the beauty of this incredible religion.
Black Rage, Holocaust Rage
In a recent group trip of Christian Pastors to Israel that Brad led, a black pastor refused to visit the Holocaust museum. In the end, Brad became more introspective than hurt. Find out why.
Welcome to the New “Wisdom Daily”!
The Wisdom Daily is going through a transformation. Read on about the exciting changes and the introduction of the new director, Elad Nehorai.
Is It Time To Let Go Of “In God We Trust?”
With 85% of the population believing in some form of higher power, is the reference to faith on the currency a “Fundamental violation of separation of church and state with the government imposing its religious views upon all people” or simply “No big deal”?