Pray

Reveling in uniqueness is wonderful, proclaiming superiority is not.

This prayer expresses gratitude for the miracle of healing and full restoration to life.

This additional paragraph recited at the conclusion of the Amidah was one of a number of personal meditations the ancient rabbis would recite.

This meditation recited on Shabbat morning is the response of a poetic soul to the daily rising of the sun.

God does not show us love through indulgence or simple tenets of faith, but by illuminating the way to a holy life.

This prayer traditionally recited immediately upon awakening thanks God for the return of the soul.

Even when we aren’t perfectly well, our bodies are still doing countless amazing things.

The first paragraph of the Shema offers three models for loving God.

The prayer shawl I chose and loved followed me everywhere -- and then I buried my father in it.

If we lack powers of wisdom and discernment, no other request of God really matters.

The concluding words of the Shema prayer call us together as a people and as humanity

A little fire and a little magic makes the lighting of Shabbat candles a moment to slow down and see things differently.