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Intention matters.

The founder of Hasidism, the Baal Shem Tov, offered a three-pronged approach to dealing with difficulty.

Like our ancestors, we hunker down in our homes while a plague swirls around us, and look toward redemption.

The talmudic sage Rabbi Eliezer teaches that the eve of Passover is a night when we are guarded by God and protected from all evil.

Cooking on Shabbat.

Trumpet or shofar?

Reading nature's rhythms.

Radical spiritual ascetics.

Holing up in a cave.

Making sense of untimely death.