The New York Times recently featured a front-page article on polyamory, i.e. open marriage, with photos of people in various types of relationships. The article was sympathetic, verging on apologetics; it came across as a cultural attack on monogamy. Two things stood out for me: the brazenness of the front-page placing of the
Nowadays, more and more people are searching for a means to not only pursue happiness—but to live a happy life! Below are links to articles, lesson plans and videos that explore this topic. Please note: The views expressed in the articles, links, videos, etc. reflect the views of their authors and do not necessarily reflect... Read more »
Happiness is a universal human longing, yet so many people are unhappy. The Torah teaches that it is a mitzvah to be happy, and therefore it must be possible to achieve. Judaism has a number of practical approaches to being genuinely happy. These approaches are not the hedonism and self-indulgence that are so popular in... Read more »
