Lech-Lecha, לֶךְ-לְךָ

Even though it’s scary and uncomfortable to be on this unclear journey, it feels better than you imagine. Because you don’t do it alone. (Click image to read more)

Hagar names God, a radically intimate and empowered act. What name would you give God? (Click image to read more)

What do we need when we are suffering? To be seen, both in our suffering and in our wholeness. Learn from Hagar. (Click image to read more)

Here is what calls out to me in the parsha this week — the breadth of God’s concern for human suffering. (Click image to read more)

We are each an Avram slowly becoming an Avraham. (Click image to read more)

Avram is called to step out onto a path toward a land that God will show him. We each recieve this call each day, a call to trust and be open to what God wants to show us, to let go of the (childhood and ancestral) burdens of control and fear and self doubt, and

What we are being asked to do is move from the starting place of our small, situated human selves toward a self that is a part of the vast groundless blessedness of the divine. (Click image to read more)