My Squelched Dream Of Intellectual Freedom
In universities and far beyond, ideas that reach past certain narrow boundaries are often squelched. I yearn for freedom of expression.
Wisdom Warehouse
Everything Breaks. It’s What We Do With The Pieces That Matters.
Just as objects can become more beautiful after being repaired, so too can people.
The Light Behind The Darkness Of A Holocaust Survivor’s Story
And how one man was able to unveil it…
Bringing Faith Down To Earth
How faith doesn’t belong only to religion, and how we can bring it into our lives, down here on earth.
In 2017, Let’s Invest In Our Friendships
In a time when it’s become easier and easier to feel isolated, we need to invest in our friendships more than ever.
Interview With A Mystic
A discussion with Andrea the mystic, a woman who can see spirits: ones that haven’t crossed over, those that have, and those that were never human to begin with.
The Woman Who Killed To Save Jews From The Nazis
How the experience of Marion Pritchard, the recently deceased woman who saved Jews during the Holocaust, reveals the complicated morality of resisting evil.
Bibi’s Right, Kerry’s Right, And, Tragically, Neither One Knows It
The only way to truly break down the good and bad in the recent UN clash between the United States and Israel is to see the good (and wrong) on both sides.
When Empathy Prevents Compassion
Since limited resources entail trade-offs, empathy can lead us to make poor decisions about how we use them.