Elul Reflections: Gates to Our Soul
There’s always a spiritual meaning! “Appoint yourselves judges and officers in your gates” teaches the Torah in last week’s Shoftim. Typically understood as the establishment of a judicial system, Hasidic […]
There’s always a spiritual meaning! “Appoint yourselves judges and officers in your gates” teaches the Torah in last week’s Shoftim. Typically understood as the establishment of a judicial system, Hasidic […]
Last night, in a doc called “Weed,” CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta, shared a compassionate and compelling apology. Gupta explained that he had long reviewed the scientific literature on medical marijuana […]
Do our words really matter? In his sermon Friday evening, Rabbi Bill Kuhn explored how every time we speak to another, we have the opportunity to heal or to hurt, […]
A sage is a passenger on a horse and wagon. As they pass a farm, the driver sees some hay. He stops his horse, looks around carefully to make […]
On this first Shabbat of Elul, we ask: What does your day look like, what does today look like, when you are living in the tent of the Eternal? Daily […]
Late one night, in the city of Chelm, known to be populated by fools, Shmuel happened upon his friend Avrum. Avrum was down on his hands and knees, underneath […]
Isn’t it true that this is real and we are completely unprepared* for the soulful reflection of the High Holy Days! The Hebrew month of Elul began on sundown Tuesday, […]
Please join us for Jewish Meditation before Shabbat services on Friday evenings, starting August 9, 5-5:30pm (you are welcome to arrive 4:45 to settle in; please be sure to arrive […]
By Rabbi Bill Kuhn, sermon delivered Kol Nidre evening 2011 A man was walking along, minding his own business, doing his job on a day just like any other ordinary […]
By Rabbi Bill Kuhn, sermon delivered Rosh Hashanah morning 2011 A couple of months ago, I met with a small group of some of the top Jewish leaders Philadelphia, and […]