
Spiritual and Practical Decluttering for a New Season
Spring has a way of stirring the urge to cleanse, to declutter, to create space. But decluttering isn’t just about our closets—it’s about making room for what truly matters in our homes, minds, and lives. As I prepare to let go of things I’ve stored for years, I’m reminded that every object, belief, and commitment should earn its place. What are you holding onto that no longer serves you?

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?

Manna, Minimalism, and My Grandpa Lenny
"Take all you want but eat all you take"—my Grandpa Lenny’s mealtime wisdom from his army days echoes through my life. In Parshat Beshalach, the Israelites received a similar lesson with the manna: take only what you need, or risk it spoiling. What does this ancient wisdom teach us in a world of excess and consumer culture?