Read: Planting Seeds for Rosh Hashanah
September 13, 2023
This inspiring poem focuses on the metaphorical seeds of justice, love, joy and peace.
This inspiring poem focuses on the metaphorical seeds of justice, love, joy and peace.
Poet Shoshanah Tornberg writes about how the shofar can break the heart open.
This list of prompts and questions can help with the accounting of the soul that is so essential to the process of teshuvah (repentance) and the Jewish New Year.
With this guided teaching, anyone — whether you can blow a shofar beautifully or can’t make a sound — can experience the spiritual dimensions of this ancient instrument.
This prayer urges each of us those who make our meals possible and “to “work for justice and equality in a compassionate and merciful way.”
In this audio teaching and spiritual practice for the month of Elul, Rabbi Rachel Barenblat looks to Psalm 27 for solace in mourning.
Rabbi Sarah Brammer-Shlay’s metaphorical poem asks profound questions about the meaning of prayer and the search for Divine presence.
In preparation for the High Holidays, Rabbi Michael Strassfeld shares a Hasidic teaching about meaningful teshuvah (repentance).
Amid new evidence that the United States came close to losing its democracy after the 2020 election, we revisit Alden Solovy’s ode to democratic institutions and principles.
