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How to learn optimism from Selichot
1+ week, 20+ hour ago (429+ words) This coming motzei Shabbat, in Ashkenazi circles, we will be commencing our annual season of Selichot. Of course, Sephardim have already commenced the Selichot from the beginning of Elul, and we will all carry on with our Selichot until Yom…...
God and bitcoin: Why some Christians are going all in on cryptocurrency
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (1692+ words) Todd and Janet Gatewood launched their Nashville-based radio show “God, Freedom and Bitcoin” in January, blending their passion for cryptocurrency with their strong faith. Then the market crashed. At roughly $69,000 on Thursday, the price of the cryptocurrency is down by…...
Nitzavim-Vayelech 5786: End with the Beginning in Mind | Aish
2+ week, 1+ hour ago (840+ words) GOOD MORNING! Studies have shown that people tend to best remember the beginning of something (first impression) and the end of something (last impression), while the middle is largely forgotten or remembered hazily. This “peak-end-rule” affects us in many areas…...
A modern rhyming verse written by me, inspired by "The Gestalt prayer" by Fritz Perls in psychology.
1+ mon, 3+ day ago (34+ words) A modern rhyming verse written by me, inspired by "The Gestalt philosophy" by Fritz Perls in psychology. ⚖️✨♥️♥️♥️ I’m Mine You not mine if we have a problem that so fine and if …...
That Thin Line Between Hope and Expectation
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (391+ words) Hope has a strange way of disguising itself. It rarely announces its presence. It doesn’t walk in saying, “This is definitely going to happen.” Instead, it quietly slips into ordinary moments. Checking the phone one more time. Refreshing an inbox…...
Keeping the Conversation About the Torah Going
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (724+ words) In 2022, Rabbi Caryn Broitman met an angel at the Tabernacle. The Camp Meeting Association had asked Rabbi Broitman, the head rabbi at the Hebrew Center, to preach at one of its summer services at the Tabernacle. After the service, a…...
Mikraot HaDorot: A Chumash for Our Generation
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (598+ words) The Jewish Press Mikraot HaDorot: A Chumash for Our Generation July 26, 2026, 3 PM ET Title: Koren Mikraot HaDorot Translation and Commentary by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, zt"l Upon first picking up Koren’s newly released volume of Mikraot HaDorot labeled Devarim,…...
D'var Torah: Va’etchanan: Our People’s Odyssey
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (303+ words) By Rabbi Marc D. Israel This week’s Torah portion is Va’etchanan: Deuteronomy 3:23 — 7:11 The release of the film “The Odyssey” last weekend was a reminder that great works of literature often share common themes and symbols. Comparing the use of those themes…...
D'var Torah: The Stories We Need to Tell
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (243+ words) By Rabbi David Levin This week’s Torah portion is Devarim: Deuteronomy 1:1 — 3:22 What do we owe the generation that comes after us, and what do they owe us? This is not a minor discrepancy. This is a man revising the record…...
D'var Torah: Parashat Chukat-Balak: Changes and Looking Ahead
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (253+ words) By Rabbi Jennifer Weiner This week’s Torah portion is Chukat-Balak: Numbers 19:1 — 25:9 There is a tradition that no one in the Jewish community is a stranger, and its roots run deeper than mere custom. They reach back to a midrash about…...