Sophie Scholl: The German Who Refused To Be A Nazi
“I don’t regret my conduct. I will accept the consequences.” – The heroic story of Sophie Scholl, the woman who was killed resisting the Nazis. Today would be her birthday.
It’s Easier To Wish Death On Someone You Don’t Think Is Human
On the morality of the death penalty, war, and generally believing some people deserve to die.
An Open Letter To The Friend I Cannot Fix
On learning what it means to let go, why we have the need to fix those near us, and what true friendship actually is.
What Liberated Me On Passover? An Allergic Reaction
How I turned a horrible allergic reaction into a spiritual experience.
Are You Running A Race… Without Knowing It?
Lessons from the Kentucky Derby and the minds of horses.
Beyond Sweat For Bread: A New Vision For Work And Money
What is work? Is work necessary? The answers to these questions are not as simple as they sound at first. And perhaps it’s time we reexamine them.
Live The Life You Deserve By Embracing The Moment
I’ve dealt with countless personal traumas. And yet, I’ve found a way to return to the present. You can too. And you must.
What Passover Can Teach You About Dieting (And Life)
What an age-old argument about argument about legumes can teach us about how to flourish… inside and out.
Do We Need To Get So Angry About “Holocaust Pong”?
Recently, there has been a huge outcry against a high school version of beer pong that pits “Jews” against “Nazis.” But do we really need to be so angry when these stories emerge?
Why You Should Always Make New Friends, No Matter How Old You Are
The older we get, the less likely we are to expand our social circle. That can actually stop us some important internal growth. Here’s why it’s so important to keep making new friends, no matter how old you get.