I saw a male owl in the woods this morning sitting silently on a small tree branch. Someone told those of us gathered that he was guarding the nest of his mate who was on a tree close by.
What a wonderful gift to receive on this twelfth day of the Omer—Hod sh’b Gevurah—glory within strength: the vulnerable nest; the strong trees; the vigilant owl.
Read MoreTo leave Egypt is to enter into the spaciousness of relational consciousness—and know (da’at) that we live in relationship to all beings.
Read MoreWe are all called into holy service.
Keep the fires burning.
The work of the Mishkan, the sacred dwelling, is complete.
Read MoreGently,
With caution,
We offer the fragments to each other.
Raise up the light that shines always.
Cultivate a wise heart.
Act with the wisdom of the spirit.
Read MoreThe weeks’ Torah portion, Mishpatim, asks;
Who and what do we serve?
What do we raise up as having ultimate value?
What are the laws and rules that govern and guide our actions?
Read MoreThis week’s Torah portion, Yitro, brings forth the revelation at Sinai. Here is an interpretive translation of the Ten Utterances from Rabbi Yael Levy.
Read MoreA new leader is arising.
And with the strength of all those who came before,
And with a promise to all those who will come in our wake,
We are rising as well.
Read MoreJacob’s journey continues
After much contention, upheaval and blessing Jacob seeks to settle down.
Read MoreBeginnings created Elohim with the heavens and the earth. (Genesis 1:1) In the beginning, openings were created / So the Divine could take form.
Read More
