Category: Hanukkah

There is a Light
December 13, 2012
I notice how the increased light in my window is mirrored in my body, in my own “inner chambers,” and I feel great anticipation for this new phase of life.
Found in Translation
By JM Poses
December 23, 2011
When I think about Hanukkah, the theme that resonates most deeply is that of translation. As a child, I wholeheartedly bought into the idea that Hanukkah was a sort of Jewish Christmas… and not just because of the presents.    
Presents of Presence
By Rabbi Roni Handler
December 20, 2011
Happiness. We all want and seek it and yet this elusive emotion is so difficult to attain—and even more difficult to sustain. 
The Greatest Miracle of All
By Rabbi Roni Handler
December 8, 2011
The legends we pass on to our children teach us about the possibility of miracles all around us—each and every day.  
Dark Days
By Rabbi Deborah Glanzberg-Krainin, Ph.D.
November 30, 2011
At this time of year, I like to be outside while the sun sets. When the days are short, there is something especially lovely about witnessing light fade.

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