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Torah at the Intersection

Roberta Wall

Each week I explore a section of the Torah, the Hebrew Bible, through the lens of spirituality and social justice, connecting its wisdom to Nonviolent Communication, Buddhism, and other major streams of transformation.

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Tetzaveh: Centering Connection

The video describes how, in this week’s Torah portion, Tetzaveh, the ancient nomadic society-in-formation stops to re-center itself in connection. This is how Torah envisions a cohesive and inclusive path to a new social order, built with g...

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Terumah, the Gift of Presence

Terumah, the name of this week’s Torah portion, refers to any gift or offering that elevates human connection to our shared Source of Being-ness. Terumah is the gift of open hearted presence. These gifts, Torah begins, come from hearts that...

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Mishpatim: Can we Live Without Causing Harm to Others

This week’s Torah portion is named Mishpatim for newly revealed guidelines governing human interactions. These are 53 more laws that came down from Mount Sinai after the first Ten Vibrations (”commandments”) from the Mountain revealed unive...

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Torah at the Intersection/ Revelation Born from Deep Listening

This week’s Torah story introduces and leads us to the transmission of the 10 Vibrations (commonly translated as the Ten Commandments) as the people stood with great vulnerability in the desert wilderness at the base of thundering Mount Sin...

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