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The Partnership of Revelation
It’s important that we have role models - whether family, teachers, or community members who are awake to the Divine Reality in the world and ...
Internalizing Knowledge – A Mystical Perspective of Sukkot
Dwelling in the sukkah reminds us to turn our attention to deeper, eternal realities like the truth that we are always in relationship and that ...
Contemplating Creation: Responding To A World of Injustice
Ultimately, if the change we want and need to see is a continual unfolding of Divine consciousness in our human family, then we need to ...
“I’m Spiritual, Not Religious”: An Invitation To Mystical Community
“I’m spiritual” can simply mean that “I am aware that there is more depth to reality than I can perceive and I’m interested in a ...
The Practice of Listening
When we decide to open to the sacred dimension of our relationships, our essential pathway is communication
The Torah of Our Experience
If we want to delve deeply into any aspect of our experience, we need to embrace it fully.
The Gap Between The World As Is and The World As It Could Be
Our Torah and Jewish tradition dreams of a world in which human dignity is real and the presence of God is manifest. How do we ...
The Ultimate Message of Passover
Where our Passover seders are about exploring redemption in the past and present, on the 8th day, on the final day of Passover, we are ...
The Partnership of Revelation
It’s important that we have role models - whether family, teachers, or community members who are awake to the Divine Reality in the world and ...
Authentic Teshuvah: Yom Kippur and How We Make Change
We haven’t been able to do Teshuvah in the past, because feeling bad about ourselves is not sufficient to change behavior in any permanent or ...
Contemplating Creation: Responding To A World of Injustice
Ultimately, if the change we want and need to see is a continual unfolding of Divine consciousness in our human family, then we need to ...
“I’m Spiritual, Not Religious”: An Invitation To Mystical Community
“I’m spiritual” can simply mean that “I am aware that there is more depth to reality than I can perceive and I’m interested in a ...
The Practice of Listening
When we decide to open to the sacred dimension of our relationships, our essential pathway is communication
The Torah of Our Experience
If we want to delve deeply into any aspect of our experience, we need to embrace it fully.
The Gap Between The World As Is and The World As It Could Be
Our Torah and Jewish tradition dreams of a world in which human dignity is real and the presence of God is manifest. How do we ...








