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In Parshat Shemini, we receive the laws of kashrut, the dietary laws and regulations that are perhaps among the most widely recognized Jewish practices and certainly among the least understood. When asked why we keep kosher, the answers range widely: it was an ancient public health measure for safer eating; what we consume physically has spiritual consequence; it creates a daily, embodied practice of mindfulness and intention. All of these are true. All of them are also incomplete.
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The capacity for language — to name, to promise, to bind oneself to another across time — is the defining gift of human consciousness. Which means the commitments we make to one another are not social niceties. They are acts of creation or destruction, every time.
A kept promise builds a world. ...
In this week's parsha, Chukat-Balak, a Midianite king named Balak realizes he cannot defeat the Israelites by force, so he hires a prophet, Bilam, to do what swords couldn't: curse them into oblivion. Bilam opens his mouth to deliver the curse — and a blessing comes out instead. Not once, but th ...
Not too long ago, I came home from a long work trip to a lackluster reentry. Turning into the driveway, I envisioned my triumphant return in the form of a dogpile in the doorway, followed by a lovely dinner filled with adoration and appreciation. What I walked into for real was the usual managed ...
Somewhere deep inside me was the fear that if I opened the floor to discussion, I'd slowly erode my own credibility (less sour aftertaste) as a father.
But then another, more disturbing thought crept in:
What if he has a genuinely better idea…occasionally?
That question has stayed with me. It ...
Maybe it comes with getting older, but I find myself thinking more frequently about how I'm not going to be around forever. One day, many decades from now G-d willing, my boys will go through what’s left of their lives without me. The only parts of me that will remain are the memories that are m ...
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