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The real message of the story we read on Yom Kippur isn't about the power of repentance, but about taking responsibility for others.

We humans come factory-equipped with latent godly qualities and the capacity to actualize them through our words and actions. 

Chanting brings the sacred phrases of Jewish tradition alive.

"Truly, you are where your mind is,” taught the Baal Shem Tov.

Judaism teaches that each of us is endowed with creative capacity simply by being human.

All of Jewish practice is a response to the fact that we are spiritual beings housed for a limited time in physical bodies.

The secret is not to scratch the itch of desire as soon as it arises.

What matters in Jewish spiritual practice is less the experience itself than what we do with it.

Approaching this enigmatic work as a statement of philosophy -- rather than an account of one man's search -- has confounded commentators across the centuries.

The Jewish High Holidays go by many names.