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Chicago Mizrach

“The Lake” = Mizrach/Kedem.

A Teacher-filled Tale and Blessing

Active parallels with my own learning, from youth to whatever age I am now, and from early days of the Havurah movement to wherever things are today.

Bowie and Hendrix and God and Meir

Another set of resources on Erubin 13b — about R’ Meir and his light.

David Bowie and Rabbi Meir

“Turn and face the strange”

Luxury and Sin: A dictionary path

The less noted definition of “chet” [sin] is “living in luxury” or “well-dressed, polished, cleansed.”

Tag: Ivan Sindell

Emmanuel Levinas: Beyond Cucumbers

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Posted on April 23, 2013Categories Ethics, Jewish philosophy, responsibiltyTags Edith Wschogard, Emmanuel Levinas, Ivan Sindell, M. ChouchaniLeave a comment on Emmanuel Levinas: Beyond Cucumbers

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