New Wine Old Vessels
Andrew BernsIn an age where ancient wisdom is often reduced to Instagram quotes, this is a space for those who want to dig deeper into timeless insights from ancient texts, where translations matter and context is key.
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Seeing is Thinking
After years of a professional life centered on reading, writing, and classroom teaching, this winter I’ve had the chance to participate in a different modality of creative expression: collaborating on a movement-based theatrical performance...
Learning as a Shared Practice
In my last dispatch I explored how complementary botanical metaphors in ancient traditions framed my winter season. I’d like to continue that theme, but share something more personal: an experience I had last month in Italy with Franco Bacc...
Roots, Branches, and the Work of Living Together: Marcus Aurelius and the Ancient Rabbis
As long as I can remember I’ve been captivated by what plants and people share. Writers and philosophers in a variety of traditions explore this theme, and this week I’ve been inspired by yet another point of overlap between ancient Greek a...
Why Fear the Moon? A Jewish Take on Astrology
I’ve heard a lot of talk recently about astrology. Friends, colleagues, even a few students have been thinking about heavenly bodies and their influence on our lives. It stands to reason: yesterday was a new moon in Scorpio— which apparentl...
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