Guest Columnists

The Mystery of Og’s Giant Bed

By Mordechai Rubin

Why does the Torah include a description of Og’s enormous bed?

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14 Tips for Giving and Receiving Constructive Criticism

By Katia Bolotin

Although it’s natural to dislike criticism, a growth-oriented person will come to appreciate and value it.

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Can You Travel Back in Time? Kind Of…

By Aharon Loschak

One of the most powerful tools we humans possess is the ability to rewrite our own past by reframing the story.

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Wedding Speeches for Devarim

By Moshe Bogomilsky

Recalling the Story, Long After It’s Told

By Karen Wolfers-Rapaport

Stories connect us to value systems, a larger self and universal truth.

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An Easy Life Versus a Meaningful Life

By Hanna Perlberger

You can’t move up the ladder by yearning for a life of ease. And so, while our forefathers and mothers didn’t have easy lives, they had profoundly meaningful and spiritual lives—lives that charted our very course and destiny, and whose qualities are embedded in our spiritual DNA.

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