Roadside Musings
Contributed by: Rabbi Rami Shapiro
About Roadside Musings
In Roadside Musings, Rabbi Rami draws from the well of the world's religious and spiritual traditions, covering life passages, answering sticky questions, and sharing comfort.
Spirituality and Aliveness
You don’t have to reach Buddhahood to embrace Aliveness. “I don’t believe every life is a...
Spirituality and Reading
Spiritual reading is just one way to engage deeper with wisdom and wonder.
Spirituality and Pascal’s Wager
Pascal’s logic—to act like you believe in God even if you don’t—is convincing. The problem is,...
Spirituality and Other Powers
As something separate from you, a higher power has to be implored to restore you to sanity. When...
Improvising a Milestone
“Making things up is an act of improvisation while achieving life purpose is an act of following...
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.
The Questions of Easter: Rabbi Rami Reflects
What can we learn from the story of the empty tomb?
Spirituality and Your Motherboard
“Regardless of your religion or lack thereof, what is your motherboard, your non-negotiable, your...
Spirituality and the Heart
In the context of heart-centered spirituality, love isn’t a romantic feeling but a state of...
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