Recharge

Even though most Jews live in democracies, they continue to pray for their leaders -- not the people who elect them.

We can escape neither our accidents nor our fates.

The most universalist of Jewish holidays, Sukkot is the celebratory coda of Judaism's annual initiation rites.

In this season of forgiveness, let us not only name our shortcomings but amplify our virtues.

How do we let our hearts dance when they’re still so heavy? 

Each of us is a miniature sanctuary.

What if the central narrative of the Jewish people had been different?

Like our ancestors in Egypt, we may feel lost without our patriarchs and matriarchs. But a new era is underway.

As we prepare for the High Holidays, we are reminded that the essence of faith lies in the power of imagination.

Contrary to what many of us have been taught, Judaism cares about more than deeds.

Will the "Great Resignation" and this week's Torah portion, Vayera, remind us to value less visible workers?

The different between the Jewish and Western notions of happiness is captured by psychologist Abraham Maslow's notions of self-actualization and self-transcendence.