The Bizarre Medical Practice Of Drilling Holes In Your Head
Hippocrates was one of many who believed trepanation could cure ailments.
Another Way Of Looking At Things
How Visits from A Hawk Helped Me Follow My Heart
After a long time away from Budapest, a visit from a hawk guided me back home.
How An RV Historian Made Me Appreciate That All Passions Have Value
Being passionate about anything, even something obscure, affects the world positively.
What My Bike Accident Taught Me About Gratitude
Rabbi Moskowitz forgets to say thank you to the stranger who helped him during his bike accident.
There’s Still No Business Like Shoah Business
Stories about the Holocaust are continuously popular. Is that a good or bad thing?
Why Parents Should Live Green Even Though It Won’t Save The World
Individual efforts to live green make very little difference in saving the environment, but they are still an important example to set for our children.
How a Visit to a Tiny House Revealed the Essence of A Dream
There is something thrilling about the idea of stripping away what we don’t really need and living with what is essential.
The Games We Play: A Reflection on Competition vs. Sacrifice
Too often, humanity divides in conflict instead of uniting under God.
In California, A Day Of Rest Is Not Just Religious Practice…It’s Law
The wisdom behind Shabbat was deemed relevant in a California court of law.
How I Harnessed My Imagination To See Ghosts And Grow Spiritually
A workshop exercise turns into a transcendent experience which reaffirms Stephanie’s belief in the powers of imagination for spiritual and emotional growth.