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A Kabbalistic Understanding of Marriage
How two people can come together to create a new entity while remaining individuals.
By Sara Esther Crispe
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A true story
I was
thirteen years old when my life with the Tanners began. It was a cold day in
January in the year 1985 when I stood clutching my meager belongings on the
concrete stoop of the Tanner family's residence . . .
As told to Sarah Silverfield
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I couldn't help but feel her presence when her sister's
great-grandchildren called at the last minute and asked if they could
join us for a festive meal. Of course! Come, come! You belong with us!
by Shalvi Weissman
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The strength within us, the support that re-grounds us
in our uncertainty and insecurity, the part of us competing in this war with
the external forces and energies that dare to blind us and steal us away from
who we really are . . .
By Judy Ammar
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Sefirat Haomer, Part II
When we incorporate restraint into our lives (whether its
origin is fear, awe, respect or opposition,) we counter-intuitively open
another realm of possibility and actually enhance our loving
connections...
By Shimona Tzukernik
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Sefirat Haomer, Part III
If you're in an argument, you need something or someone higher
to effect healing and resolution. It doesn't matter whether that thing
is a loftier internal consciousness or a person outside of you. What
matters is that the healing insight is coming from a more transcendent
place. As Einstein said, "No problem can be solved from the same level
of consciousness that created it."
By Shimona Tzukernik
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My son came home from
kindergarten with scratches on his neck. When I called the teacher to ask what
happened, she explained that he did it to himself . . .
By Tzippora Price
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