
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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This week’s Torah story in the Book of Numbers, B’Midbar , called Shelach Lecha, recounts the tragic experience of the tribal chieftains who cross over into the Promised Land. All but two of them see only threats and their own smallness. Al...
This week’s Torah portion explores the question, how do we raise up our consciousness to heal our relationships and transform society, Beha’alotekha, so our human wanderings from one wilderness to another will lead us to a Promised Land? To...
Torah continues centering the state of exile, the desert wilderness, as the human condition. We may have physically left places where our bodies were enslaved, and yet we carry with us and live under new systems that continue the thinking,...
The Jewish holiday of Shavuot /Shavuos begins at sundown tonight.*
Torah introduces and describes Shavous as one of the three annual festivals days of holy pilgrimage to the Temple in Jerusalem. It was a grand agricultural festival of grat...
This week we turn to what is usually called the Book of Numbers, the fourth of the five Books of Moses. In Hebrew, this book is named Bemidbar, meaning, in the wilderness or, in the words of what Torah scholar Aviva Zornberg calls the state...
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