Open-Heartedness and Embracing Uncertainty with Rabbi Sarah Krinsky

Today I share my conversation with my close friend of almost 18 years, Rabbi Sarah Krinsky of Adas Israel in Washington D.C.
Topics Discussed
Collective trauma
Connecting and leading a community during the pandemic
Moving between sacred spaces
Jewish practice of Mussar
Knowing who we are vs. changing who we are
The desire to be accepted
Holding space and entering into someone else's trauma
Guilt from self-care
Discovering yourself and opening yourself up in partnership
Getting comfortable with uncertainty and letting go of control
The concept of divinity and "source"
Links
https://www.instagram.com/sykrinsky/ (Sarah's Instagram)
https://www.facebook.com/sarahykrinsky (Sarah's Facebook)
https://www.adasisrael.org/ (Adas Israel Congregation)
https://bookshop.org/books/a-visit-from-the-goon-squad/9780307477477 (A Visit From the Goon Squad by Jennifer Egan)
https://mussarinstitute.org/ (The Mussar Institute)
Link to my https://www.instagram.com/marisatashman/ (Instagram), https://www.marisatashman.com/ (photography website), https://www.undefinedpodcast.com/ (podcast website), and https://www.patreon.com/undefinedpodcast (Patreon).
As always, thank you to https://www.instagram.com/goodcompanymgmt/ (Maytav Koter) and https://moseycreative.com/ (Spencer Stewart) for the music on my podcast. And to https://www.instagram.com/llllll.aura/ (Laura Strohbusch) for the podcast graphic.
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