Recharge

With humanity all but destroyed, depictions of Noah emerge and diverge.

When life unravels, imagination is what's needed.

We can’t assume that someone else will fix what’s broken.

The mystics saw the days following Yom Kippur as a period when the crowning heights of the Day of Atonement descend to the earthly realm.

The lesson of the one Jewish holiday commemorating a political assassination.

What will I hear when the shofar is sounded this Rosh Hashanah?

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.