This year, at the High Holidays, I glimpsed connection between the Days of Awe and our aging with intention: Treating oneself with honesty and tenderness. A changed rhythm. Self-reflection. Life review. Being a role model. [Read more…]
Letting the heart have more space than the head can open the door to softening the estrangement, says Chaplain Barry Pitegoff in this Davar Acher on Parsha Miketz. [Read more…]
Rabbi Dr. Steven Moss discusses coping with unexpected change as the Jewish New Year arrives. [Read more…]
Rabbi Susan Elkodsi reflects on her most recent trip to Israel, the changes and accomplishments of the country, and changes in her own life. [Read more…]
The challenge embodied in this week’s Torah portion, Lech Lecha, is to have the faith in one’s self to be able to move forward in life, for we are part of a religious tradition that sees life as a continuing unfolding of the possible, Rabbi Address writes. [Read more…]
Guest contributor Stefanie Levine Cohen explores her new life-stage as an empty-nester. [Read more…]
Dr. Tussy Shnider, the author of One Congregation’s Journey of Change: A Guide to Enriching Relationships in your Congregation!, is the guest on this edition of the Seekers of Meaning Podcast. [Read more…]
Chaplain Barry Pitegoff discusses people who’ve changed his life. [Read more…]
This is a question I try to teach my grandchildren. At such young ages, do they get it? Do you hammer the difference between objective vs subjective into them, keep referring to “frame of reference,” [Read more…]
I recently asked a friend how he defined his life in the context of a constant stream of security or change. He had to reflect for a few minutes before answering, “I had never thought [Read more…]
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