Evolving Dharma is a “next generation” book on meditation, Buddhism, and the path of awakening, to be published by North Atlantic Books in October, 2013. The latest book by bestselling author Jay Michaelson, author of Everything is God and Another Word for Sky, Evolving Dharma tells two parallel stories: first, how Buddhism and Dharma practice have been transformed by [...]

Published October, 2011 from Beacon Press. To purchase God vs. Gay? The Religious Case for Equality on Amazon, click here. The myth that the Bible forbids homosexuality — the myth of “God versus Gay” — is behind some of the most divisive and painful conflicts of our day.   In this courageous, erudite, and game-changing book, scholar and [...]

Everything is God: The Radical Path of Nondual Judaism Shambhala/Trumpeter, October 2009 224pp., $17.95 For book tour information, click here. Jay Michaelson is among the most widely-read Jewish writers of his generation. A columnist for the Huffington Post, the Forward, and Tikkun, Zeek, and Reality Sandwich magazines, Michaelson was recently named to the “Forward 50″ [...]

Another Word for Sky, published in 2007, is the first collection of poetry by Jay Michaelson. “Jay Michaelson is a poet of multitudes. His gift is not just his enviable ability attain the poetic voice very much his own, but also the skill to use this voice in poems that are quite different form each [...]

God in Your Body: Kabbalah, Mindfulness and Embodied Spiritual Practice By Jay Michaelson Jewish Lights Publishing, Nov. 2006 247 pp, $18.99 God in Your Body is about embodied spiritual practice: how to experience the deep truths of reality in, and through, your body. To some, this may seem like a contradiction. Aren’t spirit and body [...]

Az Yashir Moshe is a “bencher,” a book of songs and blessings. Initially edited by Jay Michaelson and published in 2001, a second edition was published in 2009 by Ktav Publications, featuring newer, easier-to-read type face and customization available for weddings and other occasions. Dedicated to the memory of Matt Eisenfeld (SY ’93) and infused [...]