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You Don’t Have to Be Jewish (or George Allen) to Repent
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Rabbi Michael Lerner has posted an item on a blog for “Spiritual Progressives” in which he encourages everyone to “take advantage of the Jewish custom of repentance at the High Holy Days” (a period of soul-searching and renewal that launched last Saturday evening and continues through October 2). Lerner writes: “This year every American has…
‘Blessed Is the Grace That Crowns the Sky’
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Blessed is the grace that crowns the sky with stars, and keeps the planets on their ways; the law that turns our night to day, and fills the eye with light; the love that keeps us whole, and day by day sustains us.” –page 99, Rosh Hashanah Morning Service I, “Gates of Repentance: The New…
The Days of Awe and Apples
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In the name of eating seasonally, Ayurvedic teacher John Douillard, Ph.D., recommends eating two to four apples a day from now until Halloween, “along with more pomegranates, other ripe seasonal fruit, and veggies.” If you’ve got a moment, try his body type quiz to discover if you’re Vata, Pitta, or Kapha. You’ll never look at…
Our Wacky New Moon Energy
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Chattering Mind
I was thinking that telegraphing love to irritating people and struggling to keep lines of communication open were the themes of my week alone, but apparently, we’re all under the influence of a new moon and solar eclipse that can release negativity, and tempt us to sweat “small stuff.” Here’s what April Elliott Kent wrote…
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