Bible
In the Priestly Blessing, Seeing Parenthood’s Trajectory
A prayer for yesterday, today and tomorrow — all in one.
Anxiety: A Jewish Telegram
The first curse described in this portion hinders our ability to listen — even to ourselves.
Finding Meaning in an Ancient Farming Law
Why Shmita, the commandment to let Israel's farmland rest every seven years, is relevant even for today's urban Diaspora Jews.
Where Childbirth Gets Short Shrift
Why is birth nestled between dietary restrictions and skin diseases?
Why Communication Is at the Core of Community
It’s easy to view those who share a different perspective as an enemy. But Jewish tradition pushes us to see something else.
Descending and Ascending
Joseph's fall and rise teaches us that the last chapter of our story remains to be written.