Books are not only how one acquires wisdom, but how to reach ever-deeper depths in the world as well.
We chose our favorite essays from R. Carmy’s vast library of writing, for those lifelong students new and old who are looking to drink from these waters.
So does rationality offer consolation? The answer is of course that it depends—on what agonizes you and what sort of comfort you seek.
How much does prayerful language count? How can we respectfully disagree with those who hold different views and values than we do?
The complexity of the Talmud adds to the beauty of it; this Weekend Reader gives insight into what makes it so great.
Dr. Judith Herman has spent her career helping those who are going through trauma, and has provided far-reaching insight into the field.
Wills at the end of one’s life are often personal, intimate and valuable. What can we glean from those which we can read?
As the holiday of Passover approaches, we take a look into a man whose life was marked by questions: Edmond Jabès.
Brother Jorge asks: Can we laugh at God? We might answer: We can laugh with God.
How do we approach halacha in the first place? Check out our recommendations for the latest reading material about halacha and Jewish culture.
Check out what we’re reading this Groundhog Day!
Did you know that trees talk? If not, it’s time to open your eyes and ears and start listening to them better.
