From Sorrow to Renewal
For those who follow the rhythm of Jewish time, a slow but steady build-up is underway. In the physical universe—where …
For those who follow the rhythm of Jewish time, a slow but steady build-up is underway. In the physical universe—where …
It has been a very long time since I lit Shabbat candles at home. Until recently I led Friday night …
There is an old Hasidic story about a trio of friends who decided to see if Shabbat had to be …
Living your life with intention is not a simple thing. Too often we stumble through our days, reacting to the …
There are times when I feel as if I’m being bombarded by events completely out of my control. I’m sure …
Today is Tisha B’Av, the saddest day of the Jewish year. Even sadder than Yom HaShoah, which commemorates the murders …
Today is Shavuot, the Festival of Weeks, so called because it is exactly seven weeks after Passover. But more importantly, …
It is a beautiful day here in Sarasota. Sunshine, light breeze, a few fluffy white clouds. My dog is dozing …
I believe that our political leaders have failed us. They want us to believe that their words don’t matter. But …
We marked the beginning of this Shabbat on Friday the 13th which is generally considered an unlucky date. But in …