
A Bisl Torah: Graduating
Graduation is stepping into a new beginning, taking the accumulation of experiences as preparation and learning for what lies ahead.
Rabbi Nicole Guzik is a rabbi at Sinai Temple. She can be reached at her Facebook page at Rabbi Nicole Guzik.
Graduation is stepping into a new beginning, taking the accumulation of experiences as preparation and learning for what lies ahead.
There’s a butterfly waiting to emerge from every cocoon.
We will unabashedly walk through the streets of Los Angeles and take pride as staunch supporters of the Jewish people and the State of Israel.
Enough hiding behind uneducated social media celebrity influencers who have already moved on to the next trendy topic.
Notice the etchings of your heart. Remember how your story is shaped: letting memories build the foundation of your spirit.
Check your blind spot. Be open to what you might see; be considerate of what you might learn.
Whether a brief pause, listening ear or stunned period of absolute stillness, silence is often the wisest choice.
Shakshuka is the perfect metaphor for Eretz Yisrael. A bold country, filled with a glorious tapestry of opinions, religions, cultures, voices, and traditions.
Everyone wants to find the quick fix in pushing past worry and pushing towards purpose.
Take off your training wheels. You will most likely fall. But you just might fly.