I figured out what I most liked about the book Ariel Samson, Freelance Rabbi on its last page, in its very last line.
What's your Jewish story? Where did it begin? Elizabeth takes a glimpse into her childhood memories, and ponders what they mean for her Jewish journey today.
The dishes will wait, they will always be there. Just put down your phone, walk away from your screen and start creating.
And why I don't go. I wouldn't go back, but I'm not going to lie: I think about the old days and there are certain things I still want that I can't have.
As I grew up, various unpleasant experiences pushed me dangerously close to anti-Semitic feelings. So can I condemn others who express similar impressions?
People plan and G-d laughs. But what should we do after our plans go off the rails?
There are times when your heart continuing to beat has to be enough.
Sometimes I don't want to explain myself. I usually don't get it either.
On charisma and the poetic lessons of A Wrinkle In Time.