The Long Walk to Moving On
[It’s] like I was a guest in somebody else’s dream, waiting for something.

[It’s] like I was a guest in somebody else’s dream, waiting for something.

Never before had I held the power to bestow honor on others—or myself.

In that tiny shul, the prayers of survivors hung heavy in the air.

I marveled at the timelessness of our mesorah. Here I was, employing twenty-first-century technology to preserve nineteenth-century tefillin—the same ones my great-grandfather had wrapped around his arm each morning.