ב"ה
Chaya Shuchat |
|
|
Sort by:
|
|
|
Chaya Shuchat is the author of A Diamond a Day, an adaptation of the chassidic classic Hayom Yom for children, as well as many articles on the interface between Chassidism and contemporary life. She is a pediatric nurse practitioner with a master’s degree in nursing from Columbia University.
Because faith is transcendent, it takes effort to integrate it within ourselves.
How do we go about reconciling the irreconcilable and solving the essential riddle of creation?
The G‑dy soul has a secret weapon.
How do we understand these disparities from a spiritual perspective? Why is life so unfair? Why are resources distributed in such a lopsided way, with some people having so much more than they need while others struggle for survival? How did inequality en...
The idea of harmony is not to give up our identity for the sake of the collective. The ideal is that each of us should achieve maximal individuality, developing all our unique strengths and talents, while coming to appreciate and value each other for what...
G‑d gave us a perfect garden, and we ruined it!
Parshat Balak
How do we reach true unity?
A Tu B’Shevat Meditation
I live in a neighborhood with a synagogue on every street corner. Still, I have a spiritual hunger that can be assuaged only by contact with nature.
We can put up with quite a lot when we know there’s an end to it.
No circumstance in life is so low and so depraved that no good can be gathered from it.
| |
 |