Judaism & Kabbalah
Care for a child
Nurture the next generation with compassion ("chesed")
Judaism & Kabbalah
Explore the philosophies and practices of Judaism, an ethnic religion comprising the collective religious and cultural traditions of the Jewish people.
30 min practiceCan be done any time of dayConnectIn Judaism, providing or caring for a child in your home, your neighborhood, or your community is a reflection of how God provides humans with love and all the necessities they require, and is a way to practice loving kindness or "chesed".
"Chesed" is the Jewish concept of compassion, and translates as "loving kindness" or "goodness". The word "chesed" appears 248 times in the Hebrew Bible, and as a result many Jewish scholars believe that it is the primary ethical virtue of Judaism.
Judaism & Kabbalah
Explore the philosophies and practices of Judaism, an ethnic religion comprising the collective religious and cultural traditions of the Jewish people.
30 min practiceCan be done any time of dayConnect