Ambiguity is not an obstacle to meaning. It is the very source of it. … Read More

What we need to know is always present with us. What is required is the courage to stumble over the familiar, over ourselves, to discover them anew, for the first time.… Read More

Times of crisis, when all seems on the edge, can be navigated by both calling upon wisdom of the past and innovating new approaches for a future just beyond the horizon.… Read More

The Israelites learn how to differentiate between someone’s position and their interests. Focusing on one of them makes compromises difficult, while being aware of the other holds out the possibility of crossing a divide… Read More

By attending to the mundane we can bring the sacred into the world.… Read More