<p>Wanting something new, while admitting that you don't know exactly what that looks like is not a contradiction. It's a transition into a new realm of living. It may feel threatening, but it's the promising sound of redemption. </p>

Wanting something new, while admitting that you don't know exactly what that looks like is not a contradiction. It's a transition into a new realm of living. It may feel threatening, but it's the promising sound of redemption.

<p>Wanting something new, while admitting that you don't know exactly what that looks like is not a contradiction. It's a transition into a new realm of living. It may feel threatening, but it's the promising sound of redemption.&nbsp;</p>

Kumi Ori (28) -Transition Can Be Torture, But It Doesn't Have To Be

Redemption restores us to the greatest and healthiest version of us. We seem to be on the way, but what still seems to be getting in the way? Based on the teachings of Rav Ruvain Sasson, we begin to explore these questions.

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Kumi Ori (28) -Transition Can Be Torture, But It Doesn't Have To Be

Kumi Ori (28) -Transition Can Be Torture, But It Doesn't Have To Be