I realized something today, we are all her. For a bit there I was seeing her as the outcast and the one who is not accepted, like me, a Gentile. But, truthfully, we are all her that is in exile. We are all an outcast trying to find our way back to that perfect garden.… Continue reading God is so Romantic, Don’t You Think?
God wants to be in this world. We are the temple. We are the vessel that carries His light. He created each and every one of us, so each one of us has this light within ourselves. God is only good so God is all the attributes of all things that are good. Rabbi David… Continue reading The Love of Diversity
We are created in the image of God who is love. To understand God there has to be an opposite. We have to understand what is evil to know what is good. If we didn't know what was bad then how would we ever understand how good something is? For example, how appreciative is someone… Continue reading The Opposite of Love is Hate
I am not saying religion is bad. Religion is a path. In our brain, we make paths in order to understand what is good to the self. This is how we can feel confident and safe. But at some point, we are meant to grow up. As we mature, we venture out of the self,… Continue reading Where is Israel?
It all begins by us learning who we truly are as individuals. We all were created in the image of God. God is love, but love needs to be defined. In the Image of God Each of us are uniquely created in the image of God. Out of Adam came Eve, but Adam and Eve… Continue reading The Great I AM
A Meditation With this meditation: Find a quiet space where you can relaxBreathe deeply in, hold for 4, 3, 2, 1... Breathe out for 4, 3, 2, 1...Quiet yourself; your mind, your body, your spiritRelaxObserve your breathAllow your mind to be free... The following is meant to be read and heard slowly. Feel the thought,… Continue reading The Divine Feminine: What a Woman Wants
Thank you for your talks. I don't believe that any one is perfect as we all fall short of understanding the perfect love of God. I see very clearly, though, that when we, Jews and non-Jews who love, begin to love one another with unconditional acceptance, as we love ourselves, that is when we learn… Continue reading A Conversation with the Rebbe
