Daily Life
Can We Train Ourselves To Be Happier?
Some of the steps we can take towards more consistent happiness are naturally tied into Judaism.
Beth Kissileff is the co-editor of the anthology Bound in the Bond of Life: Pittsburgh Writers Reflect on the Tree of Life Tragedy, author of the novel Questioning Return and the editor of the anthology Reading Genesis. Her writing has appeared in the Atlantic, Michigan Quarterly Review, New York Times, Tablet, the Forward, 929English and Haaretz, among others. Visit her online at www.bethkissileff.com.
Some of the steps we can take towards more consistent happiness are naturally tied into Judaism.
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