Serendipity occurred on the second to last day of the Omer count. That day is Hod in Malchut—we can plan and plan and then the opportunity emerges—simply, easy and without fuss. Hod as you may recall means to acknowledge or surrender.
The professional photographer is still scheduled in June.
When you are ready for a new story to emerge it will emerge.
By Dr. David Sanders The connotation of “headfirst” holds a paradox. To plunge into something headfirst suggests enthusiasm, passion, even abandon. But it can also
By Dr. David Sanders In the summer course on the Convergence of Kabbalah and Science in Mystery our topics have included the universe’s existence, infinity,
Dr. David Sanders On my news feed an article appeared touting an important discovery. It was titled: Helium escaping from the atmosphere of a nearby
A study in impermanence. Living in twilight, I am neither here nor there— unrooted, uprooted, by chance or by fate. Gravity insists my feet return
by Dr. David Sanders The filmmaker, Alan Berliner, in the preamble to his documentary film (The Sweetest Sound) about the names we are given, referred
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Mazal tov on all counts!
Mazal tov Risa!