Articles by Larry Rosenberg

Contributor Larry Rosenberg rhymes about aging blissfully. [Read more…]

JSA contributor Larry Rosenberg describes how evaluating your “self-identity” can be a valuable part of senor wellness. [Read more…]

The great debate about whether our life is shaped by our choices or free will doesn’t really exist is highly relevant for people over age 60. This is when we become more aware, and often distressed, that we are in the last chapter of our mortality, with its many risks to our quality of life. In the precious time we have left, can we live it to our liking and aspirations, or is it too late to be the master of our life? [Read more…]

In this poem, Larry Rosenberg relates his intriguing 80-year journey of exploring the Judaism’s meaning and role in his life. [Read more…]

The short answer to the question, “how can you become a Wise Elder?” is: Do good for other people. Passionately and purposefully, and actively and often, do it for individuals and large numbers of people. [Read more…]

JSA contributing writer Larry Rosenberg discusses communicating with your soul when making critical life decisions. [Read more…]