Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Dedicated by Martin and Ellen Cury to our brothers and sisters in Israel and that the class will tip the balance for our protection and redemption.
There are many conversations people can have in meat markets. Why did Rabbi Akiva decide to discuss the sun shining for Jacob after his fight in the midst of the night? And what were the three greatest sages of the generation doing in a meat market purchasing a cow? These were the greatest scholars of leaders of the generation. Could they not ask one of their pupils or assistants to go and buy the meat for the wedding?
Perhaps it is in this story that we encounter one of the most empowering truths about our people and our history.
Rabbi YY Jacobson
Dedicated by Martin and Ellen Cury to our brothers and sisters in Israel and that the class will tip the balance for our protection and redemption.
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Ludo Tausch -7 years ago
Collective Jewish Trauma
In search of healing the impact of the Diaspora and Holocaust, what I call, the Collective Jewish Trauma, what could be described as, a wound in the Heart of Oneness ( Oneness with G-D, and people), I got very interested about the Mikvah. So to use the Mikvah as purification/healing for emotional wounds, what could be called PTSD. I have not yet found, in a very young search, anything that would indicate that it is been used for this matter. Hence I would love to get in touch with people who might want to share their opinions or insights on this issue. Thank you.
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Rosalie Gerut -3 years ago
I had a dream in my childhood fraught what led to PTSD where I was brought to the Mikvah.
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