There is an old tale about some jealous angels who were asked to hide the spark of God in the…
Two Minutes of Torah
We are living in a time when coughing on an airplane raises everyone’s alarm bells, and simple sniffles send a…
As we feel ourselves on the cusp of spring, and communal re-emergence, I am appreciating more deeply the ritual model…
“Through intention we set our sights on where we want to go and invite in something bigger and beyond ourselves…
Modern Jewish culture is no stranger to guilt–it often plays a starring role in sitcoms, in countless Jewish mother jokes,…
In a moment of deep gratitude, how do you express your feelings? After missing the mark in an interaction with…
We all appreciate finishing a job well done. There’s a sense of ticking another item off our ever-growing lists, and…
As the book of Exodus continues its painstakingly detailed account of the building of the Mishkan, (a portable sanctuary for…
In this week’s parsha, Ki Tisa, we find our people encamped at Mount Sinai only months into a journey that…
Brazilian nun and ecofeminist Ivone Gebara writes from the frontlines of climate and economic disaster. Attuned to the plurality of…