From Hybrid Vehicle Prototype Management, to CyberJudaism, to Trust-Restoration Psychology, to Anti-Gerrymandering Civil Rights Law, “Committedly Unorthodox” Rabbi Yitzhak Miller (Esq, NCPC) has painted a professional tapestry manifesting the Talmudic Rabbis’ mandate: “It is not upon you to finish the work, but neither are you free to desist from it.”
Lifelong commitment to self-reflection and personal accountability intertwined with a committedly-feminist Northern-California upbringing, prompting Yitz into men’s circles where he finally “came out of the closet” in 2008 as a Straight White Male—fostering his fascination with and expertise in “the Enlightened Masculine / Enlightened Feminine.”
Single-fathering Jacob (now Mariella, currently flourishing at Brandeis University) transplanted Yitz to downtown Boston in 2022, initiating his culture-loving, middle-aged-dating, globetrotting, empty-nesthood journey—guided by the mantra “With love, and the relentless quest to catalyze more of it.”