Where is the space in a three day Yontif to balance communal responsibilities and solitary recharging practices?
We are not a joke. Your ethnicity is not a joke. Your religion is not a joke. Because Yom Kippur isn’t about fasting.
Let us know the generousness of wild, abiding and unbounded love.
"A person should only learn Torah from a place her heart is seeking." (BT AZ 19a)
The price we pay when we look the other way.
When I publish a post, I have an adventure, a game, and an OCD wonderland.
Between paternalism and passivity, solidarity and self-righteousness, the ever-process of understanding begins with an admission of irreparable ignorance.
Loneliness is on the rise, at all levels, and perhaps for good reason. Maybe there is a way to capitalize on it.
Living in a world where people are constantly being called out for hypocrisies, do we even really know what it means to be authentic?
