How Disney World Uplifted Two Girls Whose Parents Had Just Died
An incredible story of compassion for two traumatized girls by the employees at Disney World, shared by one of the people who was there.
The Imam Drops In On The Rabbi
A snapshot of a moment of peaceful joy between two leaders of two religions.
Prayer Of Tears
It is not always a bad thing to make a friend cry. In fact, maybe it’s a very good thing.
Will “Black Mirror” Survive the Test of Time?
50 years from now, will Black Mirror still resonate in the way The Twilight Zone does today? An assessment of what makes something great art.
I Found Spirituality In A Hopeless Place
A writer reflects on his experience clubbing in the Berlin club Berghain while wearing ritual Jewish garments, aware that in this very city his people had been massacred.
What Donald Trump Needs To Learn About Scapegoating
A rabbi’s take on the origin of the word “scapegoating” and what Donald Trump could learn from its biblical root.
Introspecting To The Tune Of “Little Boxes”
Examining the classic Malvina Reynolds song “Little Boxes” and its timeless message.
A Computer Meltdown Taught Me How To Listen To My Intuition
While alone in Bali, my laptop died. And while facing the fear of the moment, I learned the value of listening to the voice that had warned me for weeks that this would happen.
How To Survive Your Dream Come True
The other side of your dream-come-true is the land of uncertainty. That which brought you this far will become a useless burden on the other side.