Today we reach the fifth day of the seventh week, and we focus on Hod in Malchut, Humility in Leadership.
In gazing at the stars, we often see "stars" that are not really stars. At times, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn shine in the evening, night, or early morning sky near the horizon, and to the naked eye they look exactly like bright stars. In fact, these "stars" are planets, and the light they seem to give off is actually the result of their illumination by the Sun. Unlike the Moon, they appear as dots or "stars" ...
Are you educating the Jewish community about protecting the environment? Have you faced challenges with:
motivating people into action?
inspiring people who don’t share your values?
moving a community to activism and shared commitment?
Jewcology is partnering with the Teva Seminar on Jewish Environmental Education to bring back our engaging and effective Leadership Training, in partnership with educators from Harvard University and Jewish environmental leaders. In 2011, this leadership training was conducted at the Kayam Beit Midrash on March 14 and ...
The sixth topic in the Year of Jewish Learning on the Environment, Countering Destruction - Lessons from Noah, has just been released!
The ancient story of Noah and the flood relates to many ecological issues facing the modern world. For example, the preservation of our environment depends on individuals taking accountability for their deeds.
See all Countering Destruction - Lessons from Noah Materials!
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