Every Easter, we sing “Hallelujah” (or “Alleluia.”) This word means, simply, to praise with reverence. Spontaneous “Hallelujahs” arise in us when we experience beauty, relief, connection, and love. However, we can choose to hallelujah any time. If we embrace more complex and nuanced experiences as worthy of praise, what gifts might emerge? Easter Treats after … Continue reading The Hallelujah Response