Recharge

In an age of abundant information, we risk losing our capacity for wonder.

Having set the Israelites free from slavery, God charges them with building a society that affirms precisely what Egypt denies.

These two biblical brothers embody a tension that lies beneath the whole of Jewish tradition.

Hanukkah reminds that rather than running from our darkness, we can choose to confront it.

Abraham had to search for a grave when Sarah died. Our family was luckier.

The maze-like path of the labyrinth, leading in and out of a sacred center, echoes an ancient kabbalistic idea.

As the floodwaters rise around us, the story of Noah’s Ark calls on us to ask: What does righteousness look like in our generation?

The biblical book of Ecclesiastes offers a different way to think about time — not as a unit of measurement, but as shifting periods of emotion and action.

Jewish tradition suggests that discovering blessing is always possible — even in hard moments.

Sometimes we bring the light to others, and sometimes we need to borrow a spark.

Shavuot is not just the culmination of Passover, but also its subversion.

A Holocaust rescue story sheds light on a curious verse from the Prophets.