Judaism
Post-Zionism in a diaspora world. Tom Teicholz
In Israel itself, 60 years of existential peril have created a sense of living in the moment — currently there is a surprising sense of well-being among certain strata of the Israeli population that comes from focusing on family, on work and on materialistic concerns divorced from national and political concerns. When you live in the moment, you can live anywhere:
21May2008 | Tom | 0 comments | Continued
Priority messages? How we choose to spend our time speaks volumes. Susan Kaiser Greenland
These traditions, practiced at Jewish tables around the world on Passover night, are what makes this night different from all other nights.
22Apr2008 | Susan | 2 comments | Continued
I'm starting to like her myself.
Great line that. 
Susan, sorry not to get back to you earlier.
I agree "It’s not the underlying transgression, but the cover-up" that's particularly ...
As a man, I have to agree with you and yet say that there are a few rare men who ...
That`s cool. I wish I could attend but I live on the other part of the world. 
I am unsettled by the whole edwards thing and am trying to figure out why it feels different than clinton. ...
Hey John, the hypocritical moral outrage is crazy-making particularly in light of the real issues of the day that get ...
Thanks and much appreciated. I ended up posting a blog entry here on the general issue of "Games" and their ...
I would say more that mindfulness brings about kindness and compassion rather than it being a requirement. As you eventually ...