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 radical transition from the Yom Kippur solemnity to the Simchat Torah revelry can be dizzying, but it makes sense.
Simchat Torah: The Anniversary of the Simchat Torah Massacre October seventh, 2024, was not the first time Jews suffered a
Simchat Torah is usually understood as us rejoicing with the Torah. As we read the last passage of the Torah
On Simchat Torah, we rejoice and dance endless horas around the bimah. Why do we rejoice and why do we
On Simchat Torah we read the last passage of the Torah, but we don’t stop for even a moment when
For ten days we prayed, self examined, and repented. This introspection reached its zenith on Yom Kippur, when we set
The festival of Sukkot falls on the fifteenth of Tishrei, two weeks into the new Jewish year. Accordingly, the Torah
A Custom Product My earliest memories of the last day of Sukkot is of the market place set up in
