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A Bisl Torah

A Bisl Torah: Start Tuning Out

Authentic listening may start with deciphering between noise and sound. Noise is that which distracts us from living with purpose and intention.

A Bisl Torah: Recurring Dreams

I have a few recurring dreams. One of which is wandering aimlessly around a school setting, miserably late to take an important test.

A Bisl Torah: Walk the Walk

Walking the walk is leaving Yom Kippur services with a bit more patience as the traffic in the parking lot begins to build up. Walking the walk is seeing the person with whom we disagree and offering a humbling hello.

A Bisl Torah: A Last First

As tradition, we read the book, The Night Before Kindergarten. When we turned the page illustrated with crying parents, Henry paused our reading. He said, “They’re crying because the parents are sad that the kids aren’t babies anymore.”

A Bisl Torah: Lemons, Not Limes

Change doesn’t transpire overnight. It almost never does. The process may take days, months, even years.

A Bisl Torah: I See Double

To Norm, providing a community when someone is struggling or celebrating is the foundation of synagogue life.

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