Spirituality

0 Ethics Philosophy

"God Helped Me Escape Depression" How God Changed My Entire Life Perspective

Chabad.org · 10 Nov

In this podcast episode, the host shares a personal story of overcoming depression through a transformative change in life perspective, credited to their faith in God.

0 Culture Education

Hike to Heal

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 5 Nov

Rabbi Shmuel Chaim Naiman, struggling with personal challenges such as anxiety and physical ailments, has found healing through foraging and hiking in the natural landscapes of Eretz Yisrael.

0 Culture Ethics

Wrong Doctor

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 5 Nov

Cindy Scarr's reflective narrative unfolds a series of unexpected events stemming from a mix-up with a medical appointment.

0 Literature Philosophy

Poetry | Undergrowth, by Sara Samhaji

Maura Pellettieri in Moment · 4 Nov

Sara Camhaji's collection "Undergrowth" intertwines the natural and spiritual worlds, exploring themes of identity and the power of nature through poetry that invites cosmic reflection.

0 Jewish Law Culture

The Original High-Tech

Chabad.org · 4 Nov

The video explores the fascinating parallel between tefillin, the traditional Jewish phylacteries worn during prayer, and modern technology like computers.

0 Culture Holidays

Shabbat Retreat PACK WITH ME! #Shabbat #Jewish #packwithme

My Jewish Mommy Life · 2 Nov

In this video, the creator shares her process of packing for a Shabbat retreat, highlighting the essentials and considerations involved.

0 Jewish Law Culture

The Art and Awkwardness of Translating Rav Menachem Froman

Sruli Fruchter in 18forty · 1 Nov

Sruli Fruchter explores the challenges and nuances of translating the teachings of Rav Menachem Froman, a spiritually complex figure known for his controversial yet profound insights on faith, peace, and human relationships.

0 Philosophy Torah

The Dark and the Light

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 29 Oct

Cindy Scarr contrasts the perspectives of two poets to emphasize a Jewish worldview on life, aging, and the afterlife.

0 Gender/Identity Jewish Law

Poem: Do Not Allow a Witch to Live

Guest Blogger in Lilith · 29 Oct

In this thought-provoking poem, the author explores the tension between patriarchal Jewish tradition and the subversive spiritual practices of women, often labeled pejoratively as witchcraft.

0 Philosophy Jewish Law

Where God Is Found

Dov Frank in Lehrhaus · 29 Oct

In Dov Frank's reflective piece, the author explores the evolution of their relationship with God, from childhood experiences in a religious household to finding divine connection through secular spaces like bars.

0 Literature Culture

A Roundup of Jewish Poetry Collections by Jewish Women

Guest Blogger in Lilith · 28 Oct

Jewish poetry by women is experiencing a vibrant renaissance, featuring works that delve into healing and addressing the complexities of the modern world.

0 Philosophy Education

Are We Stuck in the Matrix? Deep Jewish Wisdom with Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser

Living Lchaim · 26 Oct

Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser delves into the philosophical intersection of spirituality and self-awareness in Jewish thought, drawing parallels to the concept of reality as a divine matrix.

0 Culture Communities

A Beautiful Shabbat - Learned Through Chabad

Jewdicious · 25 Oct

Laurie Shelton describes her transformative experiences engaging with the Chabad community, which has deepened her connection to Shabbat and Jewish identity.

0 Gender/Identity Culture

Excerpt: “The Second Circumcision of Lili Rosen”

Lili Rosen in Lilith · 24 Oct

Lili Rosen offers an evocative glimpse into her one-woman show, "The Second Circumcision of Lili Rosen," drawing from her personal experiences of growing up as a closeted transgender girl in the Hasidic community.

0 Science Jewish Law

Ten Questions On Evolution And Judaism

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 23 Oct

Natan Slifkin explores the intersection of evolution and Judaism, challenging the common belief that evolutionary theory is antithetical to Jewish theology.

0 Culture Jewish Law

Reasons to be Hopeful with Peter Himmelman

Unorthodox · 23 Oct

Peter Himmelman and Liel Leibovitz discuss the power of hope, reflection, and connection through music amidst global unease.

0 Literature Culture

VIDEO: The yeshiva student who became a poet

שׂרה־רחל שעכטער in Forward · 15 Oct

Yermiyahu Ahron Taub, originally a yeshiva student, transitioned into a successful career as a poet and writer.

0 Holidays Philosophy

The Solace to Discover Purpose: Sukkot

Jewdicious · 14 Oct

Andrew Rashkow explores the spiritual essence of Sukkot, emphasizing how the holiday's tradition of dwelling in a simple, temporary sukkah promotes internal reflection and a sense of purpose.

0 Culture Holidays

A Song Remembered

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 13 Oct

Cindy Scarr reflects on the bittersweet end of the Tishrei holiday season, focusing on the exhaustion and chaos of managing holiday activities and family dynamics within the succah.

0 Culture Leadership

"We Are Messengers Of The Rebbe" Israeli Rabbi On Celebrating The Holiday Amid War

Chabad.org · 11 Oct

The video features an Israeli rabbi discussing the significance of persevering in the celebration of Jewish holidays even amidst war, reflecting on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.

0 Holidays Jewish Law

Why I won’t wear make-up this Yom Kippur (but I will be brushing my teeth)

Jewish Chronicle · 10 Oct

The author reflects on the personal and cultural significance of observing Yom Kippur, particularly focusing on the traditional prohibitions of the holiday.

0 Culture Ethics

My Faith Was Where I Found It

Jewdicious · 5 Oct

Barry Kluger reflects on his journey with Jewish faith, intertwining personal loss and resilience.

0 Culture Art

From devastation to creation: How artist Devon Spier found spiritual meaning through affliction

Not That Kind of Rabbi · 2 Oct

Artist Devon Spier discusses finding spiritual meaning and creative inspiration in the liminal spaces between suffering and peace, particularly through her experience with long COVID.

0 Torah Gender/Identity

I Hated the Story of Abraham and Isaac — Until I Became a Mother

Elissa Strauss in Kveller · 1 Oct

Elissa Strauss shares her evolving perception of the Torah's tale of Abraham and Isaac as a mother, revealing new insights about the intersection of spirituality and parenting.

0 Holidays Philosophy

Yom Teruah

Avi Schild in Lehrhaus · 1 Oct

Avi Schild's poignant piece, "Yom Teruah," reflects on the cries and anguish associated with the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, often called Yom Teruah, the "Day of Shouting."

JL;DR

Tag: Spirituality