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Mother Wisdom: Omer 14

April 10, 2021 No comment(s)
Mother Wisdom: Omer 14

Malchut. Also known as Shechinah, Archetype of the Mother. One whose guidance is always present. Gevurah. Judgment. Malchut she’b’Gevurah. Maternal…

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Family, Interfaith, Jewish Practices, Love

Forever Love: Omer Day 4

April 2, 2021 No comment(s)
Forever Love: Omer Day 4

Netzach. Forever. Netzach she’b’chesed. Forever Love. What does that even look like? Like a mother’s love? Maybe? We talked about…

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Family, Jewish Practices, Love, Psychology

Unconditional Love: Omer 3

April 1, 2021 No comment(s)
Unconditional Love: Omer 3

Tiferet. Beauty. Tiferet she’b’chesed, the beauty in love. I want the people I love to find me beautiful. What do…

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Family, Jewish Practices, Kabbalah, Love, Spirituality

Family Love: Omer 1

March 29, 2021 No comment(s)
Family Love: Omer 1

Love. Kindness. Two good translations of the Hebrew word chesed. If you’re counting the Omer, chesed is the word of…

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Family, Torah, Wisdom

A Dream of Dad

November 20, 2020 4 comments
A Dream of Dad

I dreamed about my late mother. Just a simple dream. I am walking with my mother. But I can’t keep…

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Family, Jewish Practices, Torah

Shema: Something old, something new

July 31, 2020 7 comments
Shema: Something old, something new

Shema. Deuteronomy 6:4-9. It’s featured in this week’s Torah reading, and in the daily liturgy. It was inside a gift…

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Family, Psychology, Torah

Jacob and Joseph: What Does It Take to Heal?

January 12, 2020 No comment(s)
Jacob and Joseph: What Does It Take to Heal?

Jacob and Joseph. Biblical heroes, father and son. Two generations in a single story of hurt and healing. A father…

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Family, Political, Torah

Graduation! Or: Naso, A Personal Reflection

June 14, 2019 No comment(s)
Graduation! Or: Naso, A Personal Reflection

Graduation. Yes! This week, our daughter graduated from Simon Fraser University. Remember ancient rabbinic astrology? How it draws on the…

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Family, Spirituality, Wisdom

Death is Weird. Baruch Dayan Ha'Emet

March 2, 2019 7 comments
Death is Weird. Baruch Dayan Ha'Emet

Death is weird. At least as weird as life, anyway. What can you say when a brother or a brother-in-law…

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Laura indoors: Jenn Fontaine. Laura outdoors: Charles Kaplan. Torah scroll: Anita Fonseca-Quezada

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