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On the Road with Shekhinah

Finding divine companionship on an uncertain journey.

Season of Uncertainty

Why should the Omer, a period of harvesting a staple crop, have become a time of mourning?

The Life Force of Liberation

Each act of creativity is a direct challenge to the forces of death and despair.

Singing God’s Song 

Brooding over a psalmist's question in the face of death.

Revaluing Labor

On restoring the prestige of physical work.

Loving the Stranger

It's the most frequently repeated commandment in the Torah, but what does it actually require?

Vashti’s Bad Rap

Why the deposed queen is the under-appreciated heroine of Purim.

A Taste of the World to Come

On Purim, we get a flavor of a redeemed world — and it is intoxicating.

The Screams Of the Oppressed

Despite the Torah's stern warning against oppressing the stranger, we still struggle to get this right.

On Jewishness

The decisions I make in response to my Jewish inheritance shape my Jewishness more than the specific circumstances into which I was born.    

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