#BeyondHoodie Love the message of the product. Ordered a t-shirt - the letters began peeling off after I laundered it once. The sweatshirt runs small - size I ordered was too snug for me so I would order one size bigger than you usually do. They never responded to my email
Join me on Monday August 9th (Elul 1)
9am PST / 12pm EST
for a half hour conversation and text study on preparing for the High Holidays
Email [email protected] for Zoom link
Book Available on Amazon (not mandatory for the session)
https://t.co/xJP5xLuhnr
The High Holidays will be here before we know it. I want to share two resources:
"For Every Season" (https://t.co/PCyfv5gBnD) for reflection during the days of Elul and beyond.
For Selichot and High Holiday programs check out https://t.co/RIrDLPwHfS adaptable for Zoom, etc)
For those interested in
doing intentional reflection and introspection during Elul and beyond:
For Every Season: An introspective guide to renewing ourselves during the High Holidays and throughout the Jewish Year
by Jeff Bernhardt
Available on Amazon (or from me in LA)
@davidhogg111 First, congrats on getting accepted to Harvard. They are lucky to have you. Second, the LA Times included a quote from you in an article about the top ten quotes which represent the spirit of the Times...I have the hard copy. Let meknow if you can't find it.
As the High Holidays are behind us and the festivity of Sukkot lies ahead, this Torah portion (and a recent reading) remind me of something so very true about life....In a way it is a summary of life in less than 15 words.
https://t.co/2gbnywtNMx
In a rabbinic writing Moses actually bargains with God to live and simply become what we might call emeritus leader once Joshua becomes his successor. What do Moses (and we) learn from this and about how we think of the legacy we leave behind?
https://t.co/2gbnywtNMx
What is my commitment to a contract others signed on my behalf....and thousands of years ago no less? This week's Torah portion includes some beautiful and inspiring language and images.
https://t.co/2gbnywtNMx
Blessings and curses and "Why do bad things happen to good people?". Just a few of the "small" questions we are invited to grapple with in this morning's Torah reading in this last week before the Jewiish new year.
https://t.co/2gbnywLpb7
The Torah portion seems to be saying there will never be needy among us and a few verses later, there will always be needy among us. Which is it?
https://t.co/2gbnywtNMx
In this week's Torah reading five brave woman rise from anonymity to right a perceived wrong. What we can learn from them and the reverberations of their courageous act.
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