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Category Archives: Sukkot
Coincidence, I Think Not
I had a friend who lived with a terrible lung disease. She used to say, “God doesn’t micromanage.” I’ve always felt uncomfortable with the idea that every little occurrence has some meaning beyond what it is. Somehow I just always … Continue reading
Posted in God, Jewish Holidays, Judaism, Spirituality, Sukkot, Torah
Tagged Danny Siegel, human-rights, hunger, Judaism, religion, Sukkot, Torah
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Blogging the Torah: Parashat Bereshit, What I Learned from My Cat.
In a post on on eJewish Philanthropy today, Michael S. Berger in “A Tale of Two Philanthropists” said: “The Bible’s first two chapters provide an account – or, more accurately, accounts – of the creation of Adam and Eve, featuring … Continue reading
Posted in God, Sukkot, Teaching/Education, Tefillah (prayer), Torah
Tagged education, etrog, Judaism, kitten, learners, learning, lulav, prayer, Sukkot, Teaching/Education
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