Remembering and Forgetting The Terrible Thing
We usually remember to remember, or we forget to remember; we don’t usually try to remember to forget something.
Compassion and Empathy
Our Judaism without Wisdom: How Judaism Can Compete in the Spiritual Marketplace
It is precisely at a time of this longing for happiness and wellbeing that spirituality enters center stage.
Walls and Gates: A New Vision for the Tired and Huddled
May we build walls strong enough to protect, but never so high they cannot be opened.
Everything Has Changed — In Synagogues, Too!
Synagogue leaders need to help their congregations pivot.
Tu Bishvat: A New Vision for Collective Care
An invitation to reflect on how we, as human beings, grow and sustain one another in a world that often feels set up to do the opposite.
What to Say to Someone Going Through Divorce: A new meaning to an old phrase
“From one life chapter to the next, may you find strength.”