This past week, my wife and I — like so many (grateful) parents around the world — dropped our kids … Continue Reading
I’ve been following the American presidential election campaign closely. I watched a good deal of the Democratic National Convention last week, showing my kids the Obamas’ speeches and swooning over Kamala Harris’s closing speech.
Failure is a fundamental part of the human experience. However, it is often difficult to know what to do with the broken pieces of our lives. How can we see our shattered dreams as core parts of who we are, holy aspects of our spiritual journeys?
Let’s try a thought experiment—an easy one, actually—because it invites us into a moment in which we all have found ourselves many, many times.
Blogger Tim Urban recently wrote an e-book entitled “What’s Our Problem? A Self-Help Book for Societies.” It’s an excellent analysis … Continue Reading
In our parashah (Torah reading) this week, we find ourselves encountering an old friend, Korach – the rebellious cousin of … Continue Reading
