Month: May 2025

Seekers of Meaning-JSA Podcast

Rabbi Roy Furman’s “Torah Wrestling”: A Deep Dive into Moral Challenges on 5/30/2025 Seekers of Meaning

May 30, 2025 Webmaster 0

In this episode, Rabbi Address discusses Rabbi Roy Furman’s book “Torah Wrestling,” which examines moral dilemmas in the Torah and the reinterpretation of traditional narratives. The book encourages readers from diverse backgrounds to engage with biblical teachings, fostering meaningful dialogue on contemporary issues while rediscovering the relevance of sacred texts. [Read more…]

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The Unresolved Trauma of COVID-19

May 27, 2025 Adam Skrzynski 0

The pandemic’s trauma has not been adequately addressed in society, leading to increased division and distrust. Unlike the Jewish tradition of remembrance, the collective grief from COVID-19 remains unprocessed, stifling healing. To overcome this, society must confront and honor the memories of those lost, acknowledging both grief and resilience to foster healing. [Read more…]

Seekers of Meaning-JSA Podcast

Seekers of Meaning 5/23/2025: Understanding Home Healthcare Challenges

May 23, 2025 Webmaster 0

On this episode of Seekers of Meaning TV Show, Rabbi Address chats with Matt Field and Audrey Friedland from Right at Home Home Health Care North Suburban Chicago about home healthcare challenges. They discuss caregiver dynamics, informed decision-making, financial implications, and the need for caregiver training to ensure quality care for aging loved ones. [Read more…]

Seekers of Meaning-JSA Podcast

Understanding Shadow Work: Insights from Connie Zweig on Seekers of Meaning 5/16/2025

May 16, 2025 Webmaster 0

In this episode of the Seekers of Meaning TV Show and Podcast, Connie Zweig discusses shadow work, its hidden aspects, and society’s projection mechanisms. She emphasizes self-reflection and integration of body-mind connections for personal growth. Zweig highlights insights from her practice and the significance of acknowledging one’s shadow for emotional and relational healing. [Read more…]

Living Longer-Living Better

A day that calls us for sacred service

May 15, 2025 Rabbi Richard Address 0

The 33rd day of the Omer, Lag B’Omer, is a mini festival marking a pause in mourning, often centered on marriages. Though many in the Jewish community are unaware of its significance, it symbolizes the importance of extending hands and hearts in acts of service and fostering community connection, especially during challenging times. [Read more…]