My New iPad, A Woman’s Claw-Like Nails, And Me: A Bad Mix
Stephanie becomes distraught when a customer service woman with artificial nails touches her new iPad.
Compassion for difficulties
Why I Still Answer The Door When Charity Seekers Come Knocking
When we give to others, we become even more aware and thankful for our own blessings.
Intrepid Child-free Singles Do Need Help Sometimes
It’s time to make the system work better for those of us without close contacts to help during difficult times.
Judaism Commands Us Not To Cry Alone
Sometimes the holiest part of religion is the solace we find in each other’s company.
Deep, Fearless Openness – In School And Beyond – Could Reduce Violence
Allowing for deeply honest conversations helps people deal with disturbing thoughts in a healthy way.
A Message To My Fellow Clergy About The Little Things
What might happen if people first sought out the ways in which we are connected, and made our first response to genuine difference and the value of details to ask how such disparate views could find room for each other before we determined how they cannot?
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.
Reactions To The Weinstein Story Helped Me Find Compassion For Myself
Reactions to the allegations against Weinstein gave me a safety net to forgive myself for an incident in my past.
We Help More When We Feel Connected To Tragedy. Why That’s Not Enough.
People gave generously towards hurricane victims because they felt a connection to their plight. But, Judaism teaches us to go beyond that.