Remembering A Life That Was Guided By Loyalty
Rabbi Moskowitz attends the funeral of one of his congregants and reflects on a life well-lived.
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A Reflection On The New York City Draft Riots Of 1863
Instead of realizing their common fight against oppression, mobs of angry Irishmen attacked newly freed slaves during the 1863 Draft Riots.
Evangelical Christians Feel Discriminated Against… But Why?
White Evangelical Christians feel a great deal of discrimination directed towards them. But are their claims legitimate?
Does The President Hate Jews?
The president’s confusing stance on antisemitism has given me doubts about what he will do to protect Jews and other minorities.
Introducing Soul Hacks: The Wisdom Daily’s New Feature
Our newest feature is Soul Hacks, a category of writing that speaks to the enhancement of our souls.
The Circus Aerialist Who Doesn’t Take Risks
Although circus aerialist Tisha Tinsman does not see herself as a risk taker, her life shows otherwise.
As A Rabbi, I Was Great With Kids…Then I Had My Own
Even after years of working with kids, Rabbi Gewirtz realizes how much his own children can teach him about child rearing.
Dear Usher, You Called Me A Sick Girl, But I Am So Much More
A woman with severe medical conditions feels uncomfortable by the way she is treated by a theater usher.
How Moshe Feldenkrais Reminds Me that Life is an Adventure
By taking unconventional paths in life, Dr. Feldenkrais was able to accumulate a variety of experiences and talents which were the basis for his inspirational work.