Weekly Wisdom

Good Guesting and Hosting in the 21st Century

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Hospitality is defined as “the quality of being friendly and generous to guests.” (Webster’s New World Dictionary) In this week’s Torah portion, Va’yera, we have examples of the best and

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Embrace Your Vulnerabilities by Embracing Others During Sukkot

Embrace Your Vulnerabilities by Embracing Others During Sukkot

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You can certainly say that the fall holidays have us going in circles! The High Holidays remind us of our personal life cycle, how we should embrace every day with

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Grounded, Centered and Connected by Community

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As Fall arrives, the leaves that waved to the heavens change color and make their way down to the ground. As we near the Autumnal Equinox, the hours of light

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Weekly Wisdom: Command

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On this day in 1898, French writer Emile Zola’s inflammatory newspaper editorial, entitled “J’accuse,” is printed, exposing a military cover-up regarding Captain Alfred Dreyfus. Dreyfus, a French Jewish army captain,

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Weekly Wisdom: Hayim Nahman Bialik

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Hayim Nahman Bialik was born on January 9, 1873 in the Ukraine. Bialik wrote Hebrew poetry at a time when it was not evident that Hebrew would become the spoken

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