The Glory of the Journey
“Forty years Moses / wandered in the desert / to reach a land
he would never walk upon.”
Blessing for Beshert
When twilight enters The window of your Aloneness And your heart aches For the tender touch of your beloved, May you be blessed to remain open and receptive. May […]
Storm
“Snow hardens into ice crust /
we must pierce…”
Reimagining Tu B’Shevat – Our Highest Holiday!
A wonderful reflection with resources on why Tu B’Shvat matters—especailly now
For Psalm 98
“When grief and uncertainty and fear are all we know /Still, we sing”
Awaken Sleeping Seeds
“On this new moon of Shevat,
I trust the process of inner renewal…”
Frogs Came Before Locusts
As winter lingers past its silver shimmer, dimmed, gray clouds low and heavy with unready snow, why not assess the calendar’s limp pages, count the weeks. This is the […]
The Killing of Yitzhak Rabin
“because the square was crowded and loud / because the melody of Shir LaShalom had ended…”
A Ritual For Coming Out As Gay
Announce to the people you wish to come out to, “II Samuel 6:5 states that King David, who is believed by some to have been gay, [or you can omit […]
Navigating Purpose and Calling as a Jewish Person
Throughout Jewish history and tradition, being “called” to a task has held deep meaning. Unlike a mere urge or personal ambition, a “calling” is often seen as a spiritual or […]
