by Rabbi David Levin | Jun 28, 2018 | Blessings, Teaching
I ask my wedding couples: What your Judaism looks like? It is an important question because how they will embrace Judaism as they become a family and teach their children will become uniquely their own. It is different than the Judaism they learned growing up but it...
by Rabbi David Levin | Jun 17, 2018 | Blessings, General
In my work on re-imagining Ethical Wills at Conversations for Life and Legacy®, I often speak about what we might have left unsaid to those who are gone. On this Father’s Day the line from Dan Fogelberg’s The Leader of the Band comes to mind; “And papa I don’t think...
by Rabbi David Levin | Apr 11, 2018 | Blessings, Chesbon HaNefesh
by Rabbi David Levin | Mar 7, 2018 | Blessings, Chesbon HaNefesh, Peer Conversations, Teaching
Thank you to Congregation Beth Or for a wonderful Beit Sefer, an evening of learning. I had the honor to present Conversations For Life And Legacy® to talk about how we create our Legacy, not only for our loved ones but for ourselves. We also experienced the power of...
by Rabbi David Levin | Mar 6, 2018 | Blessings, Chesbon HaNefesh, General, Peer Conversations, Teaching
Thank you to the good people at KleinLife Center City for sharing a presentation of Conversations For Life and Legacy® this past Friday. After sharing a Kabbalat Shabbat Service and delicious meal, I had the pleasure of presenting this wonderful take on the deep...
by Rabbi David Levin | Feb 27, 2018 | Blessings, Chesbon HaNefesh, General, Peer Conversations, Teaching
We celebrate life. When someone has a birthday, we wish them Ad Meah v’Esrim! May you live to 120. We hope that you will also live as long as Moses. It’s a great idea, but how many of us know someone, anyone who has actually made it that far? We wish long life, but...
