Lessons From Hegel About The Danger (and Promise) of Polarized Times
German philosopher, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel’s envisioned humanity uniting to form a more unified, rational system of thought and action.
Is Building A Bridge Between Religious And LGBTQ Communities Possible?
Perhaps the secret is to accept that neither side is going to “win it all”.
Sorry, Literary Community: I Love Amazon And E-Books
Is there a way for the worlds of technology and physical books to coexist?
Why I Choose To Focus On The Small Things In Life
In a time of dauntingly big changes, I find peace in the small beginnings.
Were Mizrachi Babies Stolen To Give To Ashkenazi Families In Israel?
The story of Israel’s lost babies continues to haunt hundreds of Mizrachi Jewish families.
Awakenings That Led Me To Observant Judaism
How a teddy bear, psychic revelations, and a series of tragedies sent Peter Himmelman down the path of observant Judaism.
Why I Am Careful With The Words #MeToo
It’s good that sexual predators are being called out, but there is so much work that remains to be done.
Can Wintertime SAD Enhance Creativity?
Perhaps SAD is just a reminder to slow down and listen to the voice within.
A Holocaust Hero’s Newly Found Poem Extols The Beauty Of The Ordinary
The discovery of Hannah Senesh’s poem shows how beauty can be found in everyday things.
How 6 Word Prayers Have Connected Me To God And Community
The beauty and efficiency of praying using only 6 words.