Judaism Is A Key, Not A Prison
Those that admonish others for breaking rules, often view Judaism as a prison, instead of the key that it is meant to be.
The Unique Way A Jewish Art Center Unites People Through Spirituality
The Old City Jewish Art Center is a place where great art and Jewish wisdom unite visitors of all walks of life.
Summer Renewal: 7 Ways to Refresh Spiritually
Places to enrich your spirituality during the summer months.
How To Use 10 Minutes A Day To Improve Your House… And Your Soul
The author begins to apply the lessons he learned by spending 10 minutes a day cleaning out a long-neglected room to other areas of his life.
A Lesson From Gandhi and a Roman Sage For Activists In Dark Times
The inner peace that is achieved by putting more focus on choosing the best actions in life, and less worry on the results.
The Comic Book Store Owner Who Is A Real Life Wonder Woman
Ariell Johnson, the first black female comic book owner on the East Coast, talks about the importance of diversity in the superhero world.
What Casablanca Taught Me About Resilience
Many of the actors and crew members in Casablanca were WWII refugees whose resiliency allowed them to bounce back and flourish.
What I Learned About Paganism From My Interview With A Kitchen Witch
A woman who practices Paganism talks about the struggles of practicing a less traditional religion and the parallels between Paganism and other religions.
Is Memory More Important Than Facts In Holocaust Research?
In researching her grandmother’s past as a Holocaust survivor, Amy discovers a wealth of anecdotes and personal narratives from family members.