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As we reach the close of this Omer journey—seven weeks of exploring the inner landscape of our middot—there’s no grand

This week, we celebrate Shavuot—one of the most layered, quietly powerful, and spiritually resonant holidays on the Jewish calendar. Compared

“First Fruits,” Reuven Rubin (1923)Joy, generosity, and the soul of Shavuot Shavuot Through the Brush: Reuven Rubin’s First Fruits As

Early 1200s – 1277 Licoricia of Winchester (early 1200s–1277) was one of the most influential Jewish women of medieval England.

141 BCE – 67 BCE Queen Salome Alexandra (141–67 BCE) was one of the few women to rule ancient Israel

Did you know you can make your own matzah at home? Whether you’re prepping for Passover or just curious about

1510-1569Portuguese Jewish philanthropist, businesswoman, and one of the wealthiest women of Renaissance Europe. She helped to save other Jews from

Passover may be almost over, but we’re still keeping things clean—and beautiful—with this stunning historical find: a hand-washing vessel and

As we prepare our homes and hearts for Passover, we’re also pulling out our seder plates—each one carrying its own

According to Rabbi Greg Marcus, within Mussar, all middot – commonly translated as values or traits – live on a

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