Yom Kippur is the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. It’s a heavy, solemn day marked by affliction. And it’s also a joyous day of celebration. Both at the same time. Here’s how.
The Courage to Be Open to Life As It Is
The spiritual path does not require us to bypass our unsavory emotions, but rather to open to accepting ourselves exactly where we are.,
Jupiter Cazimi in Aries: Take Bold Action With Faith
As Jupiter and the Sun meet up in Aries for the start of their new cycle, they invite us to take bold action with faith that everything will work out when we go after what we truly desire.
Neptune Cazimi: Have Faith in What You Can’t See
As the Sun meets up with Neptune, it reminds us that the tangible and material experience we have each day is only one small part of what is actually happening. The illusion is believing you are solely responsible for your results in life.
The Most Important Lesson I Learned From My Brain Injury
Eight years ago, I woke up after falling and hitting my head in the middle of the night. Here’s the most important lesson I learned that morning.
The Original Sin: What We Are Really Atoning For on Yom Kippur
At the heart of Yom Kippur lies one underlying transgression that leads us to commit other harmful acts.
New Moon in Libra and Rosh Hashana Invite Introspection and Initiation
The new moon in Libra aligns with Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, to help us initiate change. But first, we need to go within for introspection and self-reflection.
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