In this episode we’ll explore what it means to know our true selves. Who are we, really? What clues are there in the Shema to help us answer this question?

Sacrifices? Offerings?

We're so far from being able to relate to biblical times when that was the medium of connection to the Divine. Listen to this podcast for a way to understand what all this meant back then, and what it means for you now.

In this episode we’ll explore the very idea of Hope inJudaism. My hope is to open your heart and offer you a different way of thinking about this emotion. What does it mean for you, for us as a people, especially at this time—- the start of a New secular year.  

This poem inspired me and I hope it does the same for you!

We’re into just the second portion of the Torah with Noah. For those of us remembering days in Hebrew School, this is the story of the Flood, events that led up to it, and Noah’s instructions from God to build an ark for his family and many animals.

In this episode, we’ll delve into what we know about Noah. Why was he chosen? Many of our sages say that compared to someone like Abraham, for example, Noah falls short. I'll come to Noah's defense in this episode!

At this time of year, the changing of the seasons prompts us to think about our own changes. A word that is used quite often in that process of inner change is

We readily recognize that any endeavor we’re involved

In this I share some inspirational teachings that have been

In these tumultuous times, many of our foundational beliefs have been uprooted and overturned. We are living it, so we know it.

But what does this mean in the context of Judaism? What should we make of the fact that truth,

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This episode focuses on the anger you might experience from others…either directed at you, or that you might be observing, and your responses to it.

I will share a story that will be enlightening and will teach us how we might respond to anger. Won’t you join me?