There are three questions on my mind with which we will frame this journey and begin pondering the art of questioning and why it is such a big deal in Jewish life.
The second is about questioning what happens when life is not pretty and when it gets hard.
And the third is about time, and how do we activate our sense of agency with connection to both sacred space and sacred time.
Adrian Rich, the wonderful poet, wrote once that questions are the way we breathe life into texts, relationships, and our own souls.
So ayeka, eicha, and me'emotai, Where are you? Where are you? And when is it time to begin are the questions we're gonna be exploring tonight.
There are three questions on my mind with which we will frame this journey and begin pondering the art of questioning and why it is such a big deal in Jewish life.
The second is about questioning what happens when life is not pretty and when it gets hard.
And the third is about time, and how do we activate our sense of agency with connection to both sacred space and sacred time.
Adrian Rich, the wonderful poet, wrote once that questions are the way we breathe life into texts, relationships, and our own souls.
So ayeka, eicha, and me'emotai, Where are you? Where are you? And when is it time to begin are the questions we're gonna be exploring tonight.
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