The Breathtaking Photography Project Inspired By A Jewish Town
See the photography novella, “Once Upon A Time In Kazimierz” by Richard Tuschman and read about the special town that inspired his work.
Wisdom Warehouse
A Rabbi’s Experience By A Deathbed
Rabbi Matt Gewirtz shares an incredibly moving account of his experience being by the bed of a dying man, and the lessons he learned from the experience.
The Deep, Mystical Secrets Of WordPress Plugin Malfunctions
Our site had some… issues recently. And so, we figured, why not learn some deep ideas from the experience?
The August Quiet
It is August. We are in-between. In the liminal space between what was and what will be.
What If The “Still Small Voice” Is Neither Still Nor A Voice?
On balancing the seeming dichotomy between listening to our quiet inner voices and taking decisive action.
We’re Wired For Self-Interest. Is That A Bad Thing?
A recent study suggests that our brains are bigger specifically because of our self-interest. The question, then, is how this fits into the nature of humanity.
When Life Feels Like A Wilderness
When life is full of obstacles, and nothing seems clear, how do we make sense of it all? And is there a purpose to this confusion?
What Old School Perspective Can Teach The Age Of The Smartphone
In a world where technology is affecting our empathy and care for others, it may be time to tap into some old ideas to help us navigate.
Why More People Are Single… And Why It Matters
A new study claims that being single is better than being married. Whatever the truth in that, there is a lesson to be learned here for all of us.