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Remember that old childhood game, "Truth or Dare?" Someone asks you a question, and you can either answer it truthfully, or you have to accept a "dare." It's a forced… Read More

One of my favorite Buddhist teachers and writers, Pema Chodron, is leading an online course called Getting Unstuck: The Freedom to Choose Something Different. I love the title of this… Read More

As we sang and clapped to Psalm 150 on Rosh Hashanah, I listened closely to the words, the invitation to praise the Sacred Source with every breath, with dance, drum… Read More

I love the footnotes in the prayer book; sometimes they speak to me more powerfully than the liturgy itself. Yesterday during Rosh Hashanah services, as I prepared for the Amidah,… Read More

Last year I wrote briefly about the Thirteen Attributes of Divine Compassion in this blog posting:  http://184.173.226.213/~kaylee/wp/replenish/2009/09/try-a-little-tenderness.html That workshop from 2005 on this topic was one of my favorite workshops… Read More