Time passes too quickly when we get older. How can we slow it down? One answer is to treat each moment like a destination, not a journey on the way to somewhere else.
Time passes too quickly when we get older. How can we slow it down? One answer is to treat each moment like a destination, not a journey on the way to somewhere else.
The Humble Moses The book of Leviticus begins with the sweeping majesty of Moses’ first entry into the tabernacle. “Vayikra,”
The Quest Human beings are full of aspirations and regrets, ambitions and failures, cravings and discipline, obsessions and the ability
This essay was published in 2009,but its message is still relevant. Economic Recovery? “The economy is showing flickering signs of
Opposites Opposites attract. They say this is because life with a like-minded spouse is too agreeable and therefore boring. I
Edicts and Rewards Judaism is replete with divine edicts and commands, some of which we understand, many of which we
A Modern Courtship The Patriarch Isaac met the Matriarch Rebbecca through the mediation of an expert matchmaker, but matchmaking has
Two Stalled Cars On a family visit to San Antonio I was called upon to demonstrate my mechanical prowess or,
A Tale of Two Dilemmas A husband and wife once came to a rabbi to consult on a family matter.
