Holy Work: Critiquing Addictive Social Media, continued
In Saturday’s DM, we meditated on a recent article by Thom Hartmann whose work I admire, as I do that of artist Lily Yeh whom
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In Saturday’s DM, we meditated on a recent article by Thom Hartmann whose work I admire, as I do that of artist Lily Yeh whom
I recently learned that an important spiritual leader and friend died a few weeks ago on Halloween. It was not unexpected, as he was suffering
When we began these Daily Meditations some six years ago, one way I described its purpose was that we “pray the news” and not just
[FROM THE ARCHIVE: JUNE 2, 2023] In yesterday’s DM we continued our meditations on the Opening Ceremony of this year’s Olympic Games in Paris. We also
[FROM THE ARCHIVE: 8/4/2020] Instead of putting the 10 Commandments in every classroom–a silly and unconstitutional and unimaginative idea—we are proposing that we reflect on
The youth need to speak truth to power—someone has to after all. The powerful are often tired guardians of the status quo and its mighty institutions.
If anything characterizes the politics of our time–and the distorted media and social media in our time–it is the disregard for truth. Rabbi Heschel underscored
Having come of age in the time of protests against the Viet Nam war and ossified education that were happening in Europe and North America in the
In yesterday’s video, I cited male SCOTUS judges informing us they weren’t interested in the current case before them but about “the future.” Disdain—a “value”
A great man died this week on Monday, which was Earth Day and Passover Day. Rev. Cecil Williams, co-founder in 1963 of Glide Memorial Church in
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