I am in here.
Finally finished . It’s the excellent sort of history book that keeps you going through what would be rough road under a more “ordinary” historian. Antisemitism and moral relativism also firmly and completely put into place. Worth reading, if you are looking for a history book.
So we had our first meditation class tonight, over in Northside. Buck wanted to take the class with me, even though he took the same class with the same teacher a while ago. Both restful — stopping my mind from following its various distractions — and difficult — trying to stop my mind from following … Continue reading Meditation class
Why are the morning prayers starting to seem necessary? When I was little, the (catholic) prayers I was taught to do were a chore. You did them to avoid hellfire. Now, the Shema seems as necessary as morning tea (i.e. not a luxury), and the Shemoneh Esrei is a journey, whose way is shorter the … Continue reading question of the day for myself
So this is my current object of study for my conversion. I must start feeling my destiny joined to that of the Jewish people, Mordechai says. I already have, which is one reason I decided on conversion — I was feeling Jewish in all but name. I found myself rooting for Israel unreservedly, thinking of … Continue reading Studying
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