Stay in the know with our newsletters
Roadside Musings
Spirituality and Other Powers
As something separate from you, a higher power has to be implored to restore you to sanity. When you awaken to the greater power of which you are already a part, sanity happens.
Roadside Musings
Improvising a Milestone
“Making things up is an act of improvisation while achieving life purpose is an act of following a script. I prefer making things up.”
Roadside Musings
Spirituality and Dogs
You have to train a dog to be vicious. For humans, all it takes is religion, politics, or social media. Dogs are the ultimate Zen practitioners.
Roadside Musings
The Questions of Easter: Rabbi Rami Reflects
What can we learn from the story of the empty tomb?
Roadside Musings
Spirituality and Your Motherboard
“Regardless of your religion or lack thereof, what is your motherboard, your non-negotiable, your red line, your identity anchor?”
Roadside Musings
Spirituality and the Heart
In the context of heart-centered spirituality, love isn’t a romantic feeling but a state of responsibility calling upon you.
Roadside Musings
Spirituality and Luck
Do you think you won a jackpot by being born? Rabbi Rami takes on spirituality and luck.
Roadside Musings
Spirituality and Books
“Books are my best friends ...” says Rabbi Rami, discussing the connection between spirituality and books—and why he chooses company carefully.
Roadside Musings
Spirituality and Insurrection
“People like to say there is only one God. They are wrong. People believe in many Gods, each mirroring the mindset of the believer.”
Roadside Musings
Spirituality and Christmas
How are spirituality and Christmas related? “To me Christmas is hopeful: a time to celebrate the potential for God-Realization in all of us.”
Roadside Musings
Spirituality and Transcendence
Does your spiritual practice take you out of this world or out, into this world?
Roadside Musings
Spirituality and Hanukkah
Hanukkah isn’t about lighting candles, clogging your arteries with fried food, playing dreidel, exchanging presents, or eating cheap chocolate in the shape of faux ancient coins.
