Beyond Brisket: The Soul Of Rosh Hashana
You get up at 6:15 AM to make it from Santa Monica to the Persian kosher market in the Pico Robertson neighborhood of LA by 6:45. They open their doors at seven,… Read More
Words Are There For The Taking, And So Is Silence
Words can nurture, change, and heal. Stillness, too, can fill us up with love.… Read More
A Quilt & A Death Connected Me To The Spirit of Elul
It is Elul, that month for soul searching and review of one’s spiritual progress. I wasn't feeling it. At. All.… Read More
Can I Use Elul To Learn Self-Love?
Here I am; cringing as I attempt to flip my perspective upside down. As I turn the self-criticism dial to the right, and wonder would it would look like to spend the… Read More
It Was Dark, They Had 106 Miles to Travel, And They Were Wearing Sunglasses
Throughout the Blues Brothers movie, Elwood keep repeating this line: We're on a mission from G-d.… Read More
Why Jewish Artists Will Continue To Be Rebels
It seems that so many of us public Jewish figures turn on our communities. Here's why it will keep happening, and why it might be a good thing.… Read More
We’ll Never Feel Ready
No rehearsal, no practice time. But someone, something, is rooting for us.… Read More
What Israelis Can Teach Us About How To Build A Better Society
The difference between what those in the Diaspora are doing with their bodies and what Israelis are doing with their hearts.… Read More
I Hate Facebook Groups, I Love Facebook Groups
Click here to prevent other members from adding you to this group again.… Read More
