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Where kodesh (sacred) and chol (ordinary) meet.

ritual

New goggles, new year

It’s my new goggles. Yes, they’re comfortable and fit well. They don’t leak, fog or distort what I see in the pool either. But it’s more than that Continue reading →

January 2, 2021Lisa Greene light, mindfulness, ritual, swimming, water

I bake because

I baked Sunday night. No surprise to many, I am sure. Continue reading →

April 18, 2018Lisa Greene baking, comfort, family, holidays, joy, Marian Burr\os, Midnight Special (WFMT), ritual

This melody

My daughter sleeps in my arms. I sit in the in the timeless modern rocking chair from my infancy, singing Leaving on a Jet Plane and Hebrew folk songs from my childhood. Continue reading →

February 26, 2018Lisa Greene children, daughter, growing up, mother, music, parents, ritual, songs

You are invited to mourn… 

The invitation went out today. Continue reading →

September 26, 2017Lisa Greene Jewish mourning, Jewish ritual, mourning, ritual, Yizkor

VASHTI: Defined By Her Refusal

Vashti – she was, you know, the queen who was thrown out – because she said no.
What do we know of her?
Not much. Continue reading →

March 24, 2016Lisa Greene Esther, Purim, ritual, Vashti, women

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These musings represents my own views, and only that — on intersections in life, between the ordinary and sacred, life and Torah… (more)

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