As we continue the work of Elul, examining the words of Psalm 27 can teach us about going beyond the inner voices and what we are afraid of.
Explore these ten responses that the Book of Lamentations presents to deal with tragedy and grief. View Tishah B’av through these responses.
Tishah B’av reminds us to “be active, even proactive,” to ensure the walls of our lives stand firm, just as our ancestors did.
While the original reason for consuming milk meals on Shavuot has likely been lost, many theories and interpretations remain.
One explanation offered by the Sages for Yachatz in the seder is that it helps promote making the world less broken, if not completely whole.
Purim celebrates unexpected heroes as role models. Those heroes, Esther and Mordechai encourage us to be our full selves.