Yitro, one of the most famous of all portions of Torah, greets us this Shabbat. The sweeping drama of the Ten Commandments is the centerpiece. The portion begins with this insightful instruction to Moses by his [Read more…]
Tu’Bishvat, the new year of the trees, is a festival and celebration that has enjoyed renewed popularity in recent years. Tied often to the environment, it helps raise awareness of our relationship to the natural [Read more…]
This week’s guest on the Seekers of Meaning Podcast is Scott Shay, author of the book, In Good Faith: Questioning Religion and Atheism. [Read more…]
B’shalach greets us with great drama and scope. The Israelites are granted freedom, they cross the Sea of Reeds, sing a song of liberation (mi chamocha) and their journey begins. The great symbolic journey from [Read more…]
I’m reading a book written by David Brooks titled The Second Mountain. In it, Brooks discusses the difference between a career and a vocation. He writes that in the vocation mentality one is not living [Read more…]
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