The Threshold of the Tent
If we can treat differing views not as threats to our survival but as paths toward a deeper wisdom, then our world will grow wider.
The House of Me
Growing up in a three-generation household, it was hard to understand the very concept of solitude.
Be A Blessing
GOD said to Abram, “Go forth from your native land and from your father’s house to the land that I … Continue Reading
What Don’t You Do for a Living?
I cannot fathom what my life would be without Shabbat and my different shmita experiences. I am finding my calling in these times of rest.
Living into the Unknown: Learning from Noah’s Journey
Like Noah, we may just need reassurance that we will be cared for along the way.
My Father the Wanderer
So I was left with a strange paradox: This hundred percent Jewish thing was something I owed in no small part to a man who very adamantly was not Jewish.
I Hate Rollercoasters
It is hard to stay relaxed while upside down with your eyes closed, hoping you’re going to survive the next ninety seconds or so of your life.
Bereshit: The Creation of Accountability
Accounting for our part in creating harm can feel like a spotlight is shining on our deepest insecurities.
