spirituality
What do you do when a prayer… sort of stinks?
As someone who struggles with chronic illness, this prayer has proven extra difficult for me, as it seems to imply that a body that works differently might not be fit to pray before God.
The Many Traditions of Rosh Hashanah
Reflections from Keshet Staff About Celebrating the New Year
Sandwiches Trump Services: Why Bologna and Cheese is ‘Jewish’ on Thanksgiving
We don’t do things just because it has always been done that way.
How Small Stuff Can Set Big Examples
There's no encounter lacking in spiritual potential
Falling in Love in Jerusalem
Like many great love affairs, time and the business of life eroded the fabric that bound us together.
A Missing Friend is a Holy Clue
It turns out that feeling bad can have physical advantages to help heal.
The Healing Sound of Silence
A mirror neuron is a neuron that fires both when an animal acts and when the animal observes the same action performed by another.
Who is Worthy to Lead: The Torah of Modern Politics
This week’s Torah portion (Yitro) offers a key lesson for today’s politics. It comes just before the fateful Ten Commandments ...
Finding Equilibrium Through the Practice of Kindness
Many of us are feeling buffeted by politics, angry dynamics in public discourse, and fears of what may lie ahead. ...