ESSAY: Shalom, Peace (Parashat Naso)
I accept what is here. You, my despair, my anger, my anxiety, you are not a problem. You can be here. I am at peace with you.
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Naso, נָשֹׂא
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I accept what is here. You, my despair, my anger, my anxiety, you are not a problem. You can be here. I am at peace with you.
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Feel the blanket of quiet and calm descend upon you and seep into you in this meditation on the last phrase of the priestly blessing, “May God grant you peace” (Numbers 6:26). Enjoy a story about Hillel along the way (Shabbat 31a) and a message of radical acceptance of all your (even difficult) feelings, dropping
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Birkat Kohanim, the Priestly Blessing, is an invitation into an alternate divine realm tthat can offer us nourishment as we make our way in this often troubled human world. (Click image to read more)
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We have reached the center, and the center is light. (Click image to read more and to listen)
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May God shine God’s face upon you. It is like the face of a parent gazing at a newborn baby. Total delight and amazement and warmth. (Click image to read more)
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In this meditation, we work towards a sense of inner peace, the end of the priestly blessing, by first fully experiencing the middle line or heart of the Priestly Blessing, the sense of God’s face shining upon us. We take this shining face inside as a way to welcome all parts of us and to
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There is a lot of pain that is surfacing in our world, A lot of injustice and suffering and fear. There also continues to be a current of uncertainty and unease and even confusion. How does a person hold steady amidst it all, without denying either the suffering — of self and other — or
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