
Nourish the Body (meditation)
In Genesis, humanity begins with a vegetarian diet, eating the plants and fruits of the earth. After the flood, God permits Noah and his des...
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Sermons and divre Torah, delivered at Heska Amuna Synagogue, Knoxville, Tennessee, made possible through the generosity of the Hecht and Messing families.

In Genesis, humanity begins with a vegetarian diet, eating the plants and fruits of the earth. After the flood, God permits Noah and his des...

A restful guided meditation to help you end the day with greater peace, clarity, and self-compassion. Through calming breath, gentle reflect...

A gentle nighttime meditation inspired by the ancient Jewish practice of preparing the soul for sleep. This ritual invites you to close the...

Ecclesiastes reminds us that life is not only made of grand accomplishments or profound moments. “Go, eat your bread with joy, and drink you...

Tashlich ("sending") is a practice of release between Rosh HaShanah (Jewish new year) and Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement). Traditionally, we c...

As the Jewish new year of Rosh Hashanah approaches, take a quiet journey through the year’s changing seasons. Begin in autumn, when the worl...

What if the guidance you’re looking for is already available to you? In this episode of Sidesteps, Rabbi Alon Ferency talks with Cindy Ander...

What if the wisdom you’re searching for isn’t somewhere far away? Inspired by Deuteronomy 30:11-15, this meditation invites you to stop reac...

A meditation Deuteronomy 28, inspired by the Scripture’s warning that we can lose our way when we fail to serve life with joy and gladness....

A gentle nighttime meditation inspired by the ancient Jewish practice of preparing the soul for sleep. This ritual invites you to close the...

Fear is a natural response to threat. When we feel afraid, the body releases cortisol and other stress hormones, preparing us to respond. An...

A restful guided meditation for ending the day with greater peace, clarity, and self-compassion. Instead of carrying the day’s unfinished bu...

What do we really need? And once our needs are met, what is it that we desire? In this meditation on "Bal Tashchit," the Jewish teaching aga...

A gentle nighttime meditation inspired by the ancient Jewish practice of preparing the soul for sleep. This ritual invites you to close the...

In Deuteronomy 14, we're invited to pay attention to what nourishes us—not only what we eat, but how we eat. This meditation follows the jou...

Stillness isn't the absence of distraction—it's the practice of returning. This meditation offers a gentle reset, inviting you to settle int...

Tu B'Av (the full moon of the Jewish month of Av) celebrates love—not only the feeling that sweeps us off our feet, but the choices that qui...

Listening Inward is a guided journey from the farthest horizon to the hidden center of your own being. Inspired by the Shema ("Hear, O Israe...

A restful guided meditation to help you end the day with greater peace, clarity, and self-compassion. Rather than collapsing into sleep carr...

How do you tell someone they're wrong without becoming cruel? How do you receive criticism without becoming defensive? Drawing on Deuteronom...