Maybe you can hear the command to make a “tzohar” in the ark as a divine invitation to tend to that light in your own ark. (Click image to read more)

How has your light, your sacred fire of hope and passion and agency, been dimmed by the storms and winds of life? How can you tend to it now and preserve it, hold it close and share it? (Click image to read more and to listen)

And God saw that it was good. Not perfect, not complete, but still good, in and of itself, in this moment. (Click image to read more and to listen)

We don’t have to be done with our work to celebrate. (Click image to read more)

It is not perfection that God wants from us, but connection. (Click image to read more)

Maybe it’s not the mistake, but the moment after that counts. Adam and Eve go into hiding after they sin the Torah’s fist sin. Filled with shame, they are unable… Read more: MEDITATION: Coming Out of Hiding Into Connection (Yom Kippur)