The Wisdom In Carroll’s Nonsensical Poem, The Walrus And The Carpenter
Perhaps we could all do with a little more nonsense.
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How Connecting With Germans Helped A Child Of Holocaust Survivors Heal
How a trip to Germany helped one woman heal from the pain of her father’s Holocaust experience.
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.
Can We Train Ourselves To Be Happier?
Some of the steps we can take towards more consistent happiness are naturally tied into Judaism.
Amidst The Chaos Of Moving Abroad, I Began To Find Myself
Finding a book on meditation reminded me to access my internal stillness.
The American Ideal Is That The Act Of Governing Should Feel Consensual
The Revolutionary War was fought for an America in which citizens feel as though their relationship with the government is consensual.
Robin Hood, King Arthur, And The Call To Stand For Justice
The ancient tales offer hope and remind us of our duty to stand for what is right.
How To Be Liked: So Easy And Yet So Hard
There’s only one thing I really need in order to like someone…
The Value Of Continuing To Share Meals With Those We Disagree With
Just as Hillel and Shammai, the famous first century rabbis, we must continue to share meals with those we disagree with.
How John Coltrane Set His Spirit Free
The music of jazz titan, John Coltrane, reflected his spiritual awakening.