We resent when we are trying to protect
the things that we love
(like our dignity or autonomy)
unfortunately
it often doesn't do the job
very well
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The author is a poet, counsellor, and occasional scholar-in-residence. Musings on everything from advaita ("non-dualism") to sustainable living, interspersed with poems. Thanks to Zvi Jaspan of Kibbutz Tzora for the name for this blog.
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Exercise Scheduling: How Often Should You Work Out? Working out requires a good level of concentration and physical effort. Regardless of the routine and...
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2012
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February
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- Its for your own Good 3 and 4 - To serve and protect
- Time for a Second Jewish State?
- When Adar enters, we boogey
- Critiquing Progressive Judaism
- Ten things I love about Australia
- Being about our business
- Twelve things they don't tell you about Sydney bef...
- Pirkei Banim; Ethics of the Sons
- Time Out
- Resentment
- Single pointedness
- Imagine
- On three truths the ''world' stands
- Roadblocks
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February
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"Everyone's got to serve someone"
- Mano
- a "hogeh deyot" - Hebrew for someone who thinks a lot about things that are not directly related to the daily round. I worships two G?ds, that are probably one and the same - creativity and balance. Sat. Chit. Ananda. Gila Rina Ditza ve Chedva. Adoshem Hu Elokim. Veshal-om shanti shanti.
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