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Monthly Archives: October 2010
We are guilty
The Day of Atonement. Or as we call it – Yom Kippur. The rabbi gave one of those build-up type speeches where you’re waiting for the punch line. He talked about all of the things we do wrong that we’re … Continue reading
Posted in Healing process, logotherapy, Personal experiences, Social Issues
Tagged forgiveness, guilt, in-this-together, responsibility, Yom Kippur
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Recognition
Well, it happened. My 14 month old grandson recognized me. He went up to me and raised his hands for me to pick him up and then he looked at me and it was a look that said “I know … Continue reading
Posted in Personal experiences
Tagged grandchildren, love, preciousness, recognition
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Help comes in mysterious ways
Having the unexpected luxury of free time in the middle of the day I decided to go food shopping in the shuk. The shuk is the Jerusalem market where one can find an infinite variety of fresh fruits and vegetables … Continue reading
Posted in innervoice, logotherapy,, logotherapy, Personal experiences
Tagged faith, God, kindness, mystery, seeing-beneath-surface
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Life can pass you by
A woman I once met – a friend of a friend – never got married. She looked to me about forty-something. She didn’t divulge her age but what she told me about her single status was curious. She said: “I … Continue reading
Writing the talk
Rabbi David Aaron, an author whose books I love once said that when people read his books they say it doesn’t sound like he’s writing. It sounds like he’s just talking. He answered them, “That’s because I am talking. Someone … Continue reading
The happy composter
I’m back from vacation in Switzerland. You’ll hear about my experiences there but the next several posts will be stuff I wrote before I left. So here goes… I’m so happy with my new compost bin! A year ago my … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy, Personal experiences, Social Issues
Tagged composting, environment, recycling, responsibility, transformation
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