A Taste of Heaven
by Sara Yoheved RiglerAn incredible Jerusalem family brings the beauty of Shabbat to the world.
An Ordinary Woman
by Sara Yoheved RiglerMy friend Rivka was an ordinary woman. How did she become so great?
Universalism: Can Loving More Mean Loving Less?
by Sara Yoheved RiglerThe opposite of Universalism is community, not sectarianism.
Of Angels And Poinsettias
by Sara Yoheved RiglerAngels can be created by human beings. My father taught me how.
The God Factor: Part 1
by Sara Yoheved RiglerChanukah comes to teach us how history can take the most unlikely turns and produce the most improbable victors.
The Dead End of Jewish Culture
by Sara Yoheved RiglerOne-quarter of American Jews have rejected watered-down Judaism in favor of full-strength Christianity. Why?
Laughter in a Time of War
by Sara Yoheved RiglerThe women of Gush Etzion launch a Purim counter-offensive.
To Baby or Not To Baby
by Sara Yoheved RiglerOne woman's struggle with the fateful decision whether to have children.
Hypocrite!
by Sara Yoheved RiglerIf the quality of integrity is absent in the person, how can it be present in his or her ideas?
Teddy Bears for the Wounded
by Sara Yoheved RiglerThe terrorists want to make us feel powerless. Performing an important mitzvah like visiting the sick empowers.
Miracle of Fire
by Sara Yoheved RiglerThe Human Potential Movement celebrates the power of man. Chanukah celebrates the power of the Divine.
After the Inferno: Survivors Speak
by Sara Yoheved RiglerSurvivors of one of Israel's most grisly terrorist attacks speak to Jews of the world -- with words and actions.
Big Families: Desired or Undesirable?
by Sara Yoheved RiglerA frank discussion with a mother of 11 on the pros and cons of large families.
Buddhism, Judaism, and The Great Cheerio Fiasco
by Sara Yoheved RiglerMany Jews turn to Buddhism to rise to spiritual heights. Judaism says, "Take the whole world up with you."
India to Israel
by Sara Yoheved RiglerAn accomplished woman's journey to Jewish tradition takes a 15-year tour through India and its ashrams.
Something to Live -- and Die - For
by Sara Yoheved RiglerReclaiming the source of inspiration for our Israeli soldiers and ourselves.
A Tale of Two Families
by Sara Yoheved RiglerThe destinies of two families converge in the wave of terror.
Holy Fire
by Sara Yoheved RiglerWhen Esh Kodesh was a boy, he wished his kindergarten teacher: "May they not kill you. May you not die young." Last month, he died at age 25, gunned down by an Arab terrorist.
Voices from the Valley of Death
by Sara Yoheved RiglerA message to the Jews of the world from bereaved families during shiva.
Alice's Cake
by Sara Yoheved RiglerIsrael is traumatized when a terrorist bomb maims three children, but one woman is catapulted to a new level of gratitude.
Mataji vs. Mother Teresa
by Sara Yoheved RiglerCocooned in the blissful spirituality of an ashram, a Jewish soul still yearns to help others in need. But what to do when the guru forbids it?
Holywoman
by Sara Yoheved RiglerAn encounter with a hidden Jewish holy woman turns the world of a devotee to Eastern religions upside down.
My Tea with Rivka's Answering Machine
by Sara Yoheved RiglerLearning what loving others is all about.
After Disaster
by Sara Yoheved RiglerCheryl Jacobson, a diminutive Pentagon warrior, has much to teach us about coping with catastrophe.
Whom We Hurt: A Yom Kippur Preparation
by Sara Yoheved RiglerMost interactions are with people whose private pain is hidden from us. How can we make sure that we do not add to their distress with a harsh word?
Terror First Hand
by Sara Yoheved RiglerOn a bus targeted by a terrorist, a 16-year-old girl faces death.
The Day Rechavam Ze'evi Was Assassinated
by Sara Yoheved RiglerFor me, Wednesday, October 17, was a day that started in tragedy and ended in celebration.
When Humanism Becomes Fundamentalism
by Sara Yoheved RiglerLessons from the murder of Daniel Pearl.
The Jigsaw Puzzle
by Sara Yoheved RiglerLiving with a new sense of palpable fear, a resident of the Jewish Quarter in Jerusalem's Old City describes how she soothes her over-wrought nerves.
The True Face of Israeli Youth
by Sara Yoheved RiglerA new poll reveals surprises that undermine the stereotype.
Can The Whole World Be Wrong?
by Sara Yoheved RiglerThe whole world condemns Israel. What else is new?
Children of Death, Children of Life
by Sara Yoheved RiglerTerrorist bombs kill innocent people. They also leave wounds for life.

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