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by Emuna Braverman
It's the small gestures that make such a difference.
The pandemic has forced us to scrutinize every behavior.
After living for so long in California where the weather never changes, I am reveling in the cold and the snow.
Owners of four kosher markets come together to rebuild Moshe Ferencz’s grocery store.
Calling parent-teacher meetings Nachas Night will change everything.
Let's take the light that shines within us and share it with others, so that together we can light up our world.
The hit show deepened my appreciation of Judaism's sensitivity in how to treat guests.
How God is reminding why I should want a house in the first place.
I know it's silly but I was feeling a little grumpy, until my daughter shared this beautiful story.
My friend adopted a Hebrew name and it surprisingly transformed her life.
Oddly enough, Judaism's family purity laws provides some insights.
Don’t squash your children's individuality. The Almighty created each of us differently for a reason.
It doesn’t take a lot – a smile, a kind word, an offer to help – to light up another human being.
We spend far too much of our lives complaining and robbing ourselves of the opportunity of joy in the moment.
We are moving from Los Angeles shortly after Sukkot and in the midst of packing everything up.
Why we make commitments without the ability to fulfill them.
Part of us wants to avoid thinking about this holy day until it's just no longer possible.
We all want to transcend the mundane, to lift above the ordinary, to touch the Divine.
The Marines articulated life's primary challenge.
A perfect T-shirt for the month of Elul.
My husband and I are driving across the United States.
Happiness and suffering are not mutually exclusive.
A tribute to the celebrity reminds us what really counts in life.
The key is to learn how to manage them.
We need to spend time learning Torah now more than ever.
We didn’t move back home, why are they?
Everything happens on the Almighty’s schedule, not mine.
I didn’t appreciate how much local shopping creates community.
I realize I have it lucky, but the pandemic is still putting me over the edge.
I realize it’s here to stay, but I’m not a big fan. Here’s why.
Pondering the implications of the continuing sheltering in place and its opportunities for growth.
With none of the communal activities that normally accompany this holiday, we have a new kind of opportunity to appreciate the Torah.
Life is right now under whatever conditions we are currently in. Accept it.
Now that the idea of leaving home has entered my reality, I feel restless, antsy.
One silver lining: quarantine is a chance to spend extended quality time with your kids that have supposedly flown the coop.
How to emerge from this situation with our marriages intact, perhaps even enhanced.
Stuck in lockdown, what to do when one day is the same as the next and they all just blur together with no end in sight.
What do you want your list of accomplishments to be when this “stay-at-home” mandate is lifted?
Everyone is working harder than usual this year. And that will make their Passover experience more meaningful.
What are you wearing all day cooped up in your home?
Isn’t one of our most frequent complaints that we don’t get enough time with the people we love?
God runs the world isn't just an expression. Everything is truly in His hands.
Experience the freedom of stepping out of that carefully manicured version of ourselves and let your raw, unguarded, complicated, flawed self through.
Why having a fixed place and time for learning is so important.
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