We do not always get to choose the journeys that change our lives. Through Parashat Lech Lecha, memories of my husband Andy, and the love that accompanies us, I explore journeying towards wholeness. This week’s post includes my prayer “Not Knowing,” awareness of inherited cancer risk, and an invitation to connect through art and sacred text.
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A Rainbow of Hope
The rainbow in Parashat Noach reminds us that even after upheaval and loss, there is room for hope, connection and possibility. This week, I share reflections on belonging, a new prayer and practical resources for caregivers, and a blessing for Pride Shabbat.
The Light We Bring
As we begin the Torah anew with B’reishit, I reflect on the light we bring through creativity, compassion, and connection. This week’s post includes Torah illuminations, a blessing for Cheshvan, and my daughter’s perspective on living with metastatic breast cancer—and the support that helps.
Words to Light Our Path
As we begin another Torah cycle, which words will light our path? Through Visual Midrash, prayers, and reflections on Simchat Torah, we make room for celebration and remembrance, discover meaning in familiar stories, and explore ways to care for ourselves and one another.
Cultivating Joy in an Uncertain World
Sukkot invites us to rejoice even as we acknowledge life’s uncertainty. Through prayer, art, and guided journaling, I explore how gratitude, creativity, and connection can help us cultivate joy alongside all that we carry.
Seeking, Hoping, Believing
During the sacred days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, Parashat Ha’azinu reminds us that we do not journey alone. As we seek forgiveness, connection, and a path forward, may we hold hope in our hearts and trust in our capacity to return, renew, and begin again.