Shavuot: Life Lessons from Torah
Inspiration: The act of taking in something indescribable, ineffable, impossible to see, touch, or explain, and turning it into something …
Inspiration: The act of taking in something indescribable, ineffable, impossible to see, touch, or explain, and turning it into something …
My thanks to everyone who was so kind about my essay on being a rabbi. Before I start writing about …
I got a terrible jolt this afternoon as I looked at my past blog posts about this week’s Torah portion. …
The book of Leviticus ends with two lists – one of blessings, one of curses. The shorter list is the …
You may not have noticed, but this past Wednesday was Pesach sheni – literally, second Passover. It’s designed for people who can’t …
I keep reading that time is a construct. Meaning, we humans made it up. Here’s how author Blake Crouch put …
My tradition loves seeming contradictions. The holiday of Sukkot is a perfect example. We call it a joyous time but …
“If…then” propositions tend to worry me. Something has to happen for something else to happen. It presupposes an outcome which …
Today is Shavuot, the Festival of Weeks, so called because it is exactly seven weeks after Passover. But more importantly, …
The mourning dove who nested by my front door left after her fledgling learned to fly. Two weeks later she …