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Wonders—and questions–about Air abound. We are learning to praise Air and not take it for granted. Science tells us that “we live inside a precariously thin
We are meditating on that interior experience we call praise, and its opposite which is essentially taking for granted or not noticing. There is so much
Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel instructs us that “Praise precedes faith.” To practice faith—any faith tradition—we need to bring the experience of praise to the table. That is
We are remembering the prophetic voice and loving person that Peter Gabel was. In his book, Another Way of Seeing: Essays on Transforming Law, Politics and Culture, Gabel
Many people tuned in online from around the country to Peter Gabel’s memorial service last week, myself included. I learned so much from the sharing
Peter Gabel was co-founder with Rabbi Michael Lerner of Tikkun magazine, an important journal that tackles so many of today’s cultural problems with critical thinking and caring
When anger and rage and resentment and violence are prominent in politics and the media, when they are “in the air,” one can readily question
Maybe one reason we humans are bad at governing and being governed is that we ignore our inner lives, our interior lives, the relation between
Bigger issues are at stake in election 2022 than food and gas prices. What are some of these issues as I see them? –The future
One political party proposes that the primary issues of the current midterm elections are these: 1. The price of gas. 2. Crime. 3. Inflation. Gas has
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