The value
Rabbi Brian talks about the VALUE of a service he ran and asks you to think about the value of what you do.
babbling
Rabbi Brian talks directly to you. It is conversational. Not much said.
26 days, but who knew?
40/52 weeks a year of something spiritual-religious delivered to your in-box. Free 26 Days. But who knew? It wound up only being 26 days, but
Crying With Love
40/52 weeks a year of something spiritual-religious delivered to your in-box. Free Crying with love: the third time I finally cried The first time I
Rabbi Brian on KBOO with John Shuck
Rabbi Brian on KBOO with John Shuck. “The Rabbi (Outside The Box)” John Shuck. Released: 2017. Genre: Podcast
Spiritual Rewards. Now Free.
Spiritual Rewards. Now, Free. A fun, spiritual-religious hack to get you the things you want with zero expense. Or at the very least, a way to keep what
Should_2_Doing
Themes in this article (and the story of the frogs) you’ll see repeated from issue 13 (frog or fish), earlier this year. This article explains, step by
Annie Upset
Rabbi Brian talks about how we sometimes get upset about the wrong things.
We have free will. Right?
Freedom of Will I wrote my rabbinical school thesis on Freedom of Will. In particular, I wrote about the varied thinking of medieval Jewish philosophers
11 words for making peace.
Making peace Most of us are familiar with the notion of last rites – a dying person’s confessional and absolution to ensure their eternal peace.
Heeding messages. Whose messages?
Heeding messages. Whose messages? This article about messaging is in three parts: Michaelangelo’s Biblical Errancy Meaning and Message are Intertwined Asking You to Choose to
Mistakes
Making mistakes Sometimes I wonder if there is something wrong with my boy. But maybe it’s just that he’s 10-years old. I sort of remember
Embrace
What is empowering? What is the spiritual life? The definition of the word empower is to give someone the authority to do something and to
Managing Expectations
Rabbi Brian talks about how we ought to be cautious not to overly manage our expectations.