2021 May/June
“Overcoming” Original Sin
Rabbi Rami Shapiro answers questions from S&H readers. “How do you overcome Original Sin?”
Rabbi Rami Shapiro answers questions from S&H readers. “How do you overcome Original Sin?”
This non-touch method of saying hello and goodbye is something you should continue even after it’s deemed okay to hug again.
S&H editor Ben Nussbaum spoke with Wimberley, Texas-based Adrian Landon Brooks about living in the country, “painting on weird objects,” geometric patterns, and more.
S&H Editor-in-Chief Ben Nussbaum reflects on happiness and transition as the world enters into a new normal.
In ancient Ayurvedic texts, the Sanskrit word used for dermatological issues—kuṣṭha—roughly translates to “that which pulls beauty out of the skin.” Try these Ayurvedic skincare herbs for healthy skin.
There is a unique connection between spirituality, science, and your smile. Discover the spiritual meaning of tooth pain.
A grief garden provides natural healing, connecting you with those who are no longer living.
The use of essential oils for yoga can assist in setting intentions for your practice and further connecting mind and body. Learn which oils are best for your needs.
Forge a deeper connection with the world around you in six simple ways. Start with a DIY nature altar.
The sound energy of white noise is the same across the entire spectrum. Learn how this handy shock-absorber can relieve anxiety and improve sleep.