Time, Place, Person – On Sacred Encounters
This sacred intersection of time, place and people has been on my mind.
This sacred intersection of time, place and people has been on my mind.
Two years ago, during the first part of my Sabbatical, I made a promise to myself.
I sat nervously in his office, among his many books, facing his cluttered, working desk.
Perhaps our Jewish future is like Schroedinger’s Cat: whether we live or die, thrive or decline, is a matter of perception. Abraham had to journey into the great Unknown: ‘el ha’aretz asher ar’echa’ – ‘to a land that I will show you’. He was called to draw on all his inner resources and vision in order to heed that vision.