The Trees Don’t Know About Disease
I had to go to CVS And I was nervous, I must confess. Armed with lotions, wipes and sprays I drove along in a medical daze! The roads were clear, I could sense the fear. Stay [Read more...]
Reflections on Aging
Pansies, Daffodils and a Robin. Faith. And The Paradox Of Life Today
Carole Leskin sees signs of spring that restore her faith. [Read more...]
We Are the Ones God Sends
Rabbi Stephen Karol discusses the value of Yizkor, the service of remembrance, and our role comforting the bereaved -- and ourselves. [Read more...]
The Growing Epidemic of Suicide in America
New contributor Rabbi Daniel Syme calls for increased attention to the growing suicide epidemic in America, particularly among baby boomers and the newly old. [Read more...]
Seeing What is Most Real in the Midst of What is Most Familiar
“Serenity Now Moment at Lake Tahoe,” Photo by Keegan Houser on Unsplash I’m reading a book written by David Brooks titled The Second Mountain. In it, Brooks [Read more...]
Is This the Day I Die? A Solo Ager’s Look at Death
Carole Leskin's trip to the emergency room becomes an encounter with mortality. [Read more...]
Broken Tablets
Rabbi Susan Elkodsi is taking on the Daf Yomi study of the Talmud, a 7-1/2 year project. [Read more...]
Reconsidering My Life
Rabbi Mark H. Levin reflects on his life, and the values of altruism, love, and justice. [Read more...]
Thanksgiving 2019: Reassembling the Pieces
Carole Leskin reflects on the true meaning of Thanksgiving. [Read more...]
These Precious Days
It’s no secret. You can read about it in every type of media. Watch people discuss it on cable TV, even on PBS. There are books, podcasts and TED Talks. And you [Read more...]
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