I felt like I’d been slapped. “I was just being polite,” I answered and then shot out of the room…

I like to sit and think. People think I’m mad. Try it.

Historian Avraham Rosen discusses his groundbreaking new book that holds relevance for all

I remember the day in September of 1989 when I walked out of my home in Saratov into the unknown future.

Our job is to demonstrate that there need not be a dichotomy between body and soul. That life does not have to be a collection of meaningless fragmented moments.

It is one of the ironies of life that in order to swing to the greatest height, it is necessary to plunge to the lowest point. Often there’s a “descent” in order to “rise”—a negative situation before the positive.

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