Returning to Natural Wisdom, Expanding our Love
(As published in EJP) In the depth of winter, when the stark lines of bare tree branches are etched against a gray sky, it feels like each tree has pulled away from its neighbor, shrinking into itself, saving its energy to survive the cold season. We are also seeing that same reflex toward isolation in our society and country. Click here to continue reading in EJewishPhilanthropy.
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