The Rashomon Effect, named after the1950 Japanese film Rashomon, is term describing how different people can witness the exact same event but relate the story in contradictory ways. A corollary of this when something unpleasant happens to two people;…
Life’s Photo Album: The Places That Shaped Us If you had to choose just one way to tell the story of your life, what would you use? A journal? A timeline? A scrapbook? For most of us,…
Judaism Can’t Be Outsourced What is the defining quality of an authentic Jewish leader? In this week’s parsha, as Moses realizes that he will not lead the Jewish people into the Land of Israel and turns to…
