Peter Himmelman

by Peter Himmelman

What Hanukkah teaches us about wonder in the age of AI.

by Peter Himmelman

A few things I know in an uncertain time.

by Peter Himmelman

Have you ever had the feeling that you’d been led to a certain place, in a certain slice of time, to perform a certain set of actions?

by Peter Himmelman

Gratitude is a kind of spiritual magnet.

by Peter Himmelman

By regularly postponing our manic ascent up an assumed ladder of success, we come to see life from a broader, richer perspective.

by Peter Himmelman

The famous antisemitic publisher of The International Jew was actually onto something mysterious about the Jews.

by Peter Himmelman

A reflection on the deep catharsis of gratitude.

by Peter Himmelman

A chair and a decisive will to act are your principal tools.

by Peter Himmelman

An encounter with the Unknowables: faith, prayer, and a Force beyond the self.

by Peter Himmelman

The wild twist of fate that united musician Peter Himmelman with the late journalist Daniel Pearl.

by Peter Himmelman

For the first time in many years, you feel the sensation of being of alive. A songwriter's meditation.

by Peter Himmelman

Can an embodied spirit be connected in some way to a disembodied one?

by Peter Himmelman

Peter Himmelman's yiddish speaking grandmother used to sing this song for him. Now he's singing it for her...

by Peter Himmelman

Award winning musician Peter Himmelman finds the hidden power of his grandma's Yiddish song.