From childhood reading to spiritual renewal, this episode explores how the Torah serves as the ultimate guide for living and rebuilding our inner worlds. Drawing on personal reflection, Jewish wisdom, and the story of Rabbi Akiva, we explore how Simchat Torah invites us to revisit our beginnings with fresh eyes. Discover how each year’s Torah cycle offers new insight into who we’ve become, and how teshuvah allows us to renovate our lives with grace and intention.
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When physical pleasure consumes our inner circle, there’s no room left for our spiritual desires.
“Taking a break” takes practice. Jewish wisdom can help.
We’re so overwhelmed with processed experiences that our ability to appreciate the healthy things in our lives are dulled.
The Super Bowl teaches us that some days we win and some days we lose.
Our lives aren’t straight lines from beginning to end. According to Jewish wisdom, they are more like spirals. Adrienne Gold Davis shares how to embrace the loop and find new meaning each time around.
In new situations, our brains work harder and time slows down. Then things become routine and time seems to fly. When we automate our day for excellence, as opposed to simply automating it, we can feel each moment in our day and really engage.
The hardest part of parenting is letting go.
These sunlit summer months are the perfect time to practice slowing down and being present. Jewish wisdom shows us how.
For Jewish mothers with children age 18 and under
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