There's this image I can't get out of my head of a woman with her two young children, all dressed up, parading them back and forth in front of a synagogue for hours, never intending to go in--because she knew that's what you did on Yom Kippur. But... At its worst, Judaism, or religion in general, can be so harmful. At its best, it can be healing...

There's this image I can't get out of my head of a woman with her two young children, all dressed up, parading them back and forth in front of a synagogue for hours, never intending to go in--because she knew that's what you did on Yom Kippur. But... At its worst, Judaism, or religion in general, can be so harmful. At its best, it can be healing...

There's this image I can't get out of my head of a woman with her two young children, all dressed up, parading them back and forth in front of a synagogue for hours, never intending to go in--because she knew that's what you did on Yom Kippur. But... At its worst, Judaism, or religion in general, can be so harmful. At its best, it can be healing...

At its Worst, At its Best (Tazria-Metzora)

As a rabbi, I like keeping things real, whether about my life, or about Torah. And I do it all with a good helping of irreverence. I try to be both short and sweet, starting with my own life, my struggles, and those of the world today, and connecting to lessons I can take from Torah. My goal is to bring you the meaning I find with a new and relevant perspective as I discover it for myself, leaving you with a blessing or a prayer for the week each time.

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At its Worst, At its Best (Tazria-Metzora)

At its Worst, At its Best (Tazria-Metzora)