At day's end, quiet your mind and unburden your heart.
These peaceful reflections offer wisdom to "sleep on." For each night of the year, an inspiring quote from a Jewish source and a personal reflection on it from an insightful spiritual leader help you to focus on your spiritual life and the lessons your day has offered.
Contributors include:
Yosef I. Abramowitz ? Bradley Shavit Artson ? Leila Gal Berner ? Jonathan Jaffe Bernhard ? Tsvi Blanchard ? Barry H. Block ? Terry A. Bookman ? Herbert Bronstein ? Ayelet Cohen ? Jerome K. Davidson ? Avram Davis ? Lavey Derby ? Malka Drucker ? Amy Eilberg ? Edward Feinstein ? Yehudah Fine ? Mordecai Finley ? James A. Gibson ? Melvin J. Glazer ? James Scott Glazier ? Edwin C. Goldberg ? Elyse Goldstein ? James Stone Goodman ? Irving Greenberg ? Daniel Gropper ? Judith HaLevy ? Brad Hirschfield ? Elana Kanter ? Stuart Kelman ? Francine Klagsbrun ? Peter S. Knobel ? Jeffrey Korbman ? Jonathan Kraus ? Irwin Kula ? Neil Kurshan ? Mark H. Levin ? Levi Meier ? Steven Heneson Moskowitz ? David Nelson ? Vanessa L. Ochs ? Nessa Rapoport ? Jack Riemer ? Jeffrey Salkin ? Nigel Savage ? Ismar Schorsch ? Harold M. Schulweis ? Rami Shapiro ? Rick Sherwin ? Jeffrey Sirkman ? Marcia Cohn Spiegel ? Liza Stern ? Michael Strassfeld ? Michael White ? Arnold Jacob Wolf ? Joel H. Zaiman ? Josh Zweiback ? Raymond A. Zwerin
These peaceful reflections offer wisdom to "sleep on." For each night of the year, an inspiring quotation from a Jewish source and a personal reflection on it from an insightful spiritual leader to help you quiet your mind and unburden your heart.
"While our life is but a moment of eternity, it has meaning in the mind and heart of God."
-Rabbi Arnold Jacob Wolf
"Tomorrow, may we do something so that someone else might say, 'One simple act of kindness changes the world.'"
-Rabbi Elyse Goldstein
"Insightful and peaceful."
-Publishers Weekly
"While we may not be able to make ourselves happy, we can make ourselves play a little more. And, who knows, maybe if we are more playful, we might bump into happiness a little more often as well."
-Rabbi Rami Shapiro
