Each week I explore a section of the Torah, the Hebrew Bible, through the lens of spirituality and social justice, connecting its wisdom to Nonviolent Communication, Buddhism, and other major streams of transformation.
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Using the Human Superpower of Speech on the Side of Compassion and Justice
Fully opened and vulnerable, in an oak (mamre) forest, Abraham sees through the disguise of separateness. He is sitting at the opening of his tent in the heat of the day and recognizes three strangers as messengers of Eternal Presence (יהוה...
Who are you when you leave your identity? Torah at the Intersection/Lech Lecha
Last week in Torah we met Noah, our shared human ancestor who is a man of action and few words. He brings comfort through action. Noah followed his inner voice to take compassionate action by walking with a god who destroyed. This inner voi...
Noah: An Ancestral Peacemaker and Comforter is Born
After last week’s catastrophic ending to the first human story told in Bereyshit, Torah continues the human origin story by introducing Noah. Noah, from a new generation of humans, takes full responsibility for healing what Torah’s God call...
Beginning Anew/Bereyshit 5787/2026
Bereyshit, meaning In beginning, is how Torah begins again this week. Bereyshit is a teaching for us that we come alive when we live a continuing journey to ever increasing awareness of how the way we choose to live in relation to all life...
Torah Concludes and Continues VZot HaBrachah
The Torah scroll of the Five Books of Moses concludes this week in BeZotHaBrachah (these are the Blessings) without Moses or any of the Israelite tribes entering a physical promised land. Only Moses can even see such a land. And in this clo...
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