About Rabbi Dawn Rose and this website. Art and Ritual for Fellow Travelors. To Everything there is a Time. Bridges and Other Elevated Crossings.

Saturday, July 2, 2011. Our work here is done. Shalom from Jerusalem, where we had a great and relaxing Shabbat of a different sort. We walked all over the city, from Nachlaot where our apartment is to the Ramah Day Camp to Hartman to YMCA for lunch and back to the apartment, and then tonight out to Ben Yehuda street as Jerusalem came alive after Shabbat. How do you say? A new food b.

I am also so sick of people not listening to me when I tell them their daughter has Aspergers. Women who have Aspergers do not look like men who have Aspergers. Commitment is essential for doing something that matters. Misogynist conversations women have all the time.

Tuesday, January 22, 2013. Our Journey is Not Complete. Sunday, January 20, 2013. Solving the Public Debt Issue for Dummies. Raising the ceiling on our public debt is about paying bills already incurred. Deficit budgets lead to burgeoning debt. They are solved by surplus budgets.

Life as seen through the eyes of a frum Reform Jewish rabbi changing the world one Jew at a time. Tuesday, 5 June 2012. How do I find the right words to say goodbye to someone so near and dear to my heart? My alter ego. It is time to come out from behind the mask and write as myself. I need to be me. Monday, 4 June 2012.

What does that mean? When A Piece Is Too Private. When A Piece Is Too Private. Stop Confusing Poor Choices With Righteous Behavior. Stop Confusing Poor Choices With Righteous Behavior. Last month I included a page that .

Mechon Mamre - includes complete Tanakh in Hebrew and English. Skirball Center - Includes mp3 liberal Shiurim. My Jewish Learning - excellent general study site. Morfix - a usable web based dictionary of Modern Hebrew. Association of Reform Zionists of America. Central Conference of American Rabbis. Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion. URJ - Union for Reform Judaism.

Thursday, December 31, 2009. Leaving the Corners of our Fields. Which a friend of mine and I have been studying weekly, begins with a passage that is familiar to many Jews, but which, like many Jewish texts, is deeper and more complex than might seem apparent on the surface. Is the obligation to appear at the Temple in Jerusalem at each of the three major Jewish festivals; the bikkurim.