Tikkun (https://www.tikkun.org/category/emancipatory-spirituality/)
These are difficult times for anyone seeking a world of love and justice. Yet I continue to believe that within the next hundred years, those who survive the many hurtful human forces and the massive destruction of the environment will be living in a more loving and just world.
Are small dishonesties endemic to social relationships?
A review of “Three Minutes—A Lengthening” and ” Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen
Ram Dass’ Understanding of Judaism as a Spiritual Path.
An exploration of how Levinas’ life influenced his philosophy.
Rabbi Rami Shapiro describes his regimen of late-life spiritual practices, which stem from mystical Judaism, Zen Buddhism, and Ramakrishna’s Hindu order.
In his new book, Jorge Ferrer explores the possibilities of boundless and unconditional love for individuals and society.
It is time for us to wake up and pay attention to Isaiah’s vision, or we may lose not only our beloved community and our climate but also our entire world.
What is really at stake is a theology of sex, especially impressed on Christianity by the sex-obsessed Augustine of Hippo
A challenge to non-believers.
Interviews with 3 religions that are not well understood in the West.
Reb Leah encourages us to imagine the ten great vibrations that filled the earth when Torah was given at Sinai.
A feminist mystic and scholar opens the earliest Kabbalistic work to find surprising significance.
