Abled: Living With a Disability, a Torah View examines the Torah’s understanding of human ability, responsibility, dignity, and self-worth, even in the presence of limitation. Drawing on classical Torah sources and practical insight, as well as the author’s real-life experience, the book highlights the capacities each person possesses and the meaningful roles they are able to fulfill. With clarity and depth, it offers a Torah perspective on living hopefully, fully, purposefully, and faithfully amid life’s challenges.
While centered on disability, the themes explored are universal, reflecting the reality that every individual encounters limitation and challenge in different forms over the course of life.
