Torah at the Intersection
Roberta WallEach 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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Building a Shared Society: The Book of Exodus Concludes
The Book of Exodus ends with a return to the fundamental human qualities and effort needed to build a collective society that can successfully heal the trauma that’s been instilled by the domination societies.
Living with Uncertainty
This week’s Torah portion presents a powerful mythic presentation of the challenge and necessity of living with uncertainty. The story in Ki Tisa opens in the Book of Exodus, chapters 31:18-32:1, with the people caught in fear and false per...
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...
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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