I Hate Rollercoasters
It is hard to stay relaxed while upside down with your eyes closed, hoping you’re going to survive the next ninety seconds or so of your life.
It is hard to stay relaxed while upside down with your eyes closed, hoping you’re going to survive the next ninety seconds or so of your life.
How many experiences or adventures are we closed to because we say, “I cannot do that?”
I watched my child delight in her own strength and power as she realized she could care for those around her.
How do we move past the comfort of a false god and to strive for connection with true Divine presence?
As I look back to that time, I believe I was beginning to wonder how eating could be a sacred act even if my actions were not based in Jewish law.
But it reminded me that real relationship happens where there is room to learn and that the process is not linear.
In a time of deep unrest, in a time when the problems are so big I don’t feel I can do anything, we can do this.
With younger generations relating and connecting so differently than older generations, what happens to the role of the rabbi?