In a civilization that spends time to conquer space, recovering the art of rest is a claim to our humanity
Carefree happy young woman wearing sunglasses lying on green grass meadow enjoying sun on her face Sundays Photography - Shutterstock
Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Hasids pilgrims pray on a bank of a lake near the tomb of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov paparazza - Shutterstock
More than 35,000 Jewish pilgrims traveled to Uman in 2024, defying the war, to celebrate Rosh Hashanah at the grave of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov
Manischewitz wine bottle on a table during Hanukkah Andrew Baum - Shutterstock
Manischewitz wine, born during Prohibition, went from being a Jewish ritual to a cultural icon in the U.S., a symbol of tradition and adaptation
Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Hasids pilgrims pray on a bank of a lake near the tomb of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov during the celebration of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, in Uman, Ukraine paparazza - Shutterstock
Rabbi Nachman’s grave in Uman draws thousands each Rosh Hashanah in one of the world’s most intense and meaningful Jewish pilgrimages
Flight out of Egypt, by Richard Dadd (1849) Public Domain - Wikipedia
The word exodus carries within it the very essence of pilgrimage—leaving, searching, becoming.
Healthy Jewish Matzo bean ball soup with tomato sauce and broth Brent Hofacker - Shutterstock
Whether served during Passover or on a chilly day in New York City, matzo ball soup is a bridge between tradition and everyday life.