Using the Yiddish word for wander, this experimental immersive theater piece and walking meditation uses a Ladino song to craft a soundscape that engages the listener’s heart and mind. It borrows from the tradition of walking around the block at the end of shiva.
Rabbi Jill Hammer offers a feminist Tisha B’Av tale, one that may help us find new appreciation for the beauties of the world, even as we mourn the sorrows.
With immigration sure to be a key election issue, the Tisha B’Av lament serves as a reminder for Jews everywhere to care for immigrants, refugee issues and asylum seekers.
Amy Kopkin Atkins’ prayer for welcoming Shabbat can set you on “a journey of awakening the best version” of yourself.
This meditation will help you explore, and maybe even unlock, the hidden messages in your dreams, messages only you can decode.
In need of equanimity? A mantra to focus on during meditation or prayer? Listen to the voice of Rabbi Jacob Staub as he chants the most versatile of Hebrew words, shalom.
Pride month is drawing to a close. This prayer is a year-round reminder that everyone is created in the divine image. Each of us is responsible to defend the most vulnerable.
In this inspiring blessing, Rabbi Lily Solochek asks that “the One who delivered our ancestors from oppression to freedom, redeem us and all marginalized peoples.”
Sure, you’ve savored cheesecake during your Shavuot celebration, but have you tried Persian rice pudding, courtesy of Adva Chattler’s grandmother? Here’s your chance.
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