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Joni and Dinah

Chapter 34 of Genesis begins with a woman going to visit neighbors. This post is mostly about music and perceived dangers of mixing cultures and transgressing gender boundaries. But — CONTENT WARNING — it touches on underlying topics including misogyny, racism, and sexual violence.

Back There, Akara, and Belonging

Leavings are a big part of Genesis. Not yet polished thoughts

Friendship and Covenant

Imagery of Abraham as “God’s friend” offers a path for exploring relationship with the divine and the Torah reading cycle ahead

Where now?

Collapse series, begun before Elul, closes with a seed for new year which has already thrown us so much.

Interconnection and Stepping Away

Some lessons from incense about seeking wholeness and retraining ourselves toward compassion.

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Shelach: Great Source(s)-1

YHVH said to Moses as follows: Continue reading Shelach: Great Source(s)-1

Posted on June 12, 2009June 27, 2019Categories Bamidbar, midrash, on-line learning, Tanakh (Hebrew Bible), TorahTags Bialik, Psalms, Sefer HaBloggadah, Source, WeeklyTorah1 Comment on Shelach: Great Source(s)-1

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