
Rabbi Heschel & Jesus: All People as Prophets & Spiritual Warriors
Yesterday, MLK Jr.’s feast day and holy day, we remembered him as the spiritual warrior he was, and we pray we all develop our call
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Yesterday, MLK Jr.’s feast day and holy day, we remembered him as the spiritual warrior he was, and we pray we all develop our call

In yesterday’s DM, I asked the question whether the crashing down of so many elements of our “civilization” might suggest we ought to start over

I received this announcement just now from Rabbi Arthur Waskow of the “Shalom Report.” Dear Companions and Beloveds,Rabbi Michael Lerner has just died. May the

Yesterday we meditated on Rabbi Heschel’s invitation to “behold in order to stand face to face with the beauty and grandeur of the universe.” Meister

In yesterday’s DM, I cited Jesus who told us to “Behold the lilies of the field” and their beauty. I offered some examples of our learning to

If anything characterizes the politics of our time–and the distorted media and social media in our time–it is the disregard for truth. Rabbi Heschel underscored

On Monday, we are celebrating both Earth Day and Passover for they fall on the same day this year. That synchronicity is special. Maybe there is a

It seems to me that Rabbi Abraham Heschel offers a deep insight into this most important question: “What does it mean to be human?” Heschel

For several weeks we have been dealing with the theme of Holiness and how Joy, in a time of cynicism and despair like ours, is

Love and Hate, Good and Bad, the Sacred and Evil, Crucifixion and Resurrection. There is much to ponder as daily headlines keep reminding us of humanity’s
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