Recharge

Dreams are not only central to the observance of Tu Bishvat, but to our nighttime imaginal realms.

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.