Celebrate

Holiness is not limited to one sphere.

A Simchat Torah covenant for Jewish survival

The Day of Atonement contains more services than any other observance in Judaism.

Who will take us out of the darkness and into the light?

Sometimes we need to let go of good things simply because they belong to the old. 

In the Torah, caves are sites where worlds meet and sacred encounters happen.

How do we acknowledge our trauma while forging a Jewish identity that transcends mere survival?

It is said that we grieve because we love, but the inverse may be more true: We love because we grieve.

The prophetic voice I seek is not one of bombast and surety, but of quiet insight and peace.

All those rabbis sharing words of wisdom from the Torah? Take them with a grain of salt.

Only we humans have the capacity to choose not to do something we're capable of doing.

In the Jewish mystical tradition, this time of year calls for examining how we perceive things.