recharge

What Jewish mysticism can teach us about psychedelics.

Revelation doesn’t happen in a moment of calm, but amidst chaos and fear.

We haven’t yet awoken to the part of us that, through calamity and catastrophe, remains open and ever full of love.

When images of horror flash across our screens hourly, how many generations will it take to heal?

As Jews, we carry within us residues of traumas we may ourselves have never experienced.

Jewish tradition is deeply torn, and even contradictory, in its thinking about war.

Ancient scriptures tell two very different stories about why we celebrate the Festival of Lights.

At this moment of intensifying violence, the Torah offers an insight into how we might open a path towards peace.

It is possible to hold both the deep pain of this moment and a sense of gratitude for the blessings that surround us.

Could it be that in our yearning for light, we fail to recognize the gifts of darkness?