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Emancipatory Spirituality: Spirituality

Peril and Promise

By Rev. Dr. Alton B. Pollard III | September 10, 2019

In a time of global uncertainty, Rev. Dr. Alton B. Pollard III stresses the need for unshakeable spiritual leadership.

Emancipatory Spirituality

Reveal Parties: What Do They Really Reveal?

By Rabbi Terry Bookman | May 10, 2019

Rabbi Terry Bookman argues that, although more and more people are rejecting religion, “we still need what religion and ritual are supposed to provide.”

Emancipatory Spirituality

The Important Dialogue Today is Between Mecca and Jerusalem

By Ariel Horowitz | February 28, 2019

Ariel Horowitz speaks with Professor Avi Elqayam about secular spirituality, translation, and the need to “liberate Kabbalah from academia.”

Emancipatory Spirituality

The Case for Post-Theistic Judaism

By Richard Curtis | February 15, 2019

Dr. Richard Curtis argues that religion needs updating and that “perhaps now is the time for Ethical Atheism.”

Judaism

For the Sins–a contemporary version of atonement on Yom Kippur and all year round–and not just for Jews!

By Rabbi Michael Lerner | September 16, 2018

Rabbi Michael Lerner shares a beautiful, non-denominational prayer in the spirit of healing and transforming our world.

Emancipatory Spirituality

Can you feel the Earthquake?

By Simon Mont | September 14, 2018

Can you feel the Earth quaking? Simon Mont’s prose asks us to envision a beautiful world beyond the pain of oppression and trauma.

Spirituality

Educational Reforms

By C. A. Bowers | January 4, 2018

Our education system and methods of learning are linked to the fate of our environment in the new, digital age.

Spirituality

My Mother Died on Simchat Torah

By Philip Terman | January 4, 2018

Philip Terman confronts the heartbreaking, cyclical nature of life in his poem “My Mother Died on Simchat Torah.”

Spirituality

Gardener in the Wild

By Jennifer Michael Hecht | January 4, 2018

Jennifer Michael Hecht’s poem “Gardener in the Wild” is an invigorating look into identity and the natural world.

Poetry

The Voyages of the Starship Enterprise

By Jennifer Michael Hecht | January 4, 2018

Jennifer Michael Hecht’s poem asks us: how does it feel to be post-exilic, post-textilic,
and post-Cyrillic?

Spirituality

Reb Zalman, Neo-Hasidism, and Inter-Religious Engagement

By Or N. Rose | January 4, 2018

How Zalman’s teachings can inform our own spiritual practices across religious traditions.

Spirituality

Participation and the Mystery

By Jorge N. Ferrer | January 4, 2018

Spiritual cocreation, participatory pluralism, relaxed spiritual universalism, participatory epistemology, the integral bodhisattva, and much more.

Spirituality

Don’t Despair

By Rabbi Michael Lerner | January 4, 2018

Sharing wisdom from the hopeful message of Chanukah and Christmas.

Spirituality

The Magic of Emergence

By Natan Margalit | January 4, 2018

Highlighting the mystery of a new wholeness in community, text, organization or a piece of artwork.

Spirituality

Blood Moon

By Patrick Donnelly | January 4, 2018

Delve into visions and religion on Easter eve in Patrick Donnelly’s poem “Blood Moon.”

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