Terumah – What We Carry With Us
The Tabernacle wasn’t built to stay in one place—it was meant to move, just like us. As a traveler and minimalist, I’ve learned that creating sacred space isn’t about permanence, but about intention. From a travel menorah to a few treasured objects, the things I carry help me stay grounded and connected, no matter where I go. What do you carry with you to make a space feel like home?
When the Dance Feels Heavy: A Practice in Presence
October 7th haunts my ecstatic dance practice. But every Sunday, I show up—to move, to feel, to release, and to honor those who no longer can. Some days, the movement flows. Other days, like this one, it feels heavy and out of sync. In dance, as in life, the practice is the same: pause, breathe, and try again.
Shaping Sacred Moments: How Jewish Rituals Can Transform Everyday Life and Fuel Personal Growth
Rituals are more than routines—they’re sacred moments that ground and connect us. From childhood holiday traditions to mindfulness practices as a traveler, I’ve discovered how rituals evolve to reflect who we are and what we value. In this post, learn how to transform everyday habits into intentional rituals that bring meaning, presence, and joy to your life, inspired by Jewish culture and beyond.
Lech Lecha: Embracing the Jewish Call to Self-Discovery and Intuition
Have you ever felt a nudge from within, guiding you toward something new? In Jewish tradition, Lech Lecha—'go to yourself'—is a call to connect with your inner voice and embrace the journey of self-discovery. This post explores how Lech Lecha invites us to trust our intuition and find purpose, even amidst uncertainty. Where might your own lech lecha be calling you?