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Tag Archives: tikkun olam
“Immigration Could Put Jews In Bind With Latinos” or so Says the New York “Jewish Week” Which Won’t Bother to Quote Dissenting Voices
Stephen Steinlight emails: Friends, New York’s “Jewish Week” has once again published a news story/editorial pressing for a vigorous alliance between US Jews and Hispanic organizations to promote an exponential increase in immigration as well as amnesty for illegal aliens. … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Stephen Steinlight
Tagged american jewish committee, american jews, amnesty for illegal aliens, dissenting voices, massive immigration, tikkun olam
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Candye Kane Converts To Judaism
I was acquainted with Candye Kane and her body of work in my previous life. I saw her play the piano with her breasts at the World Pornography Conference in 1998. She was one tough act to follow. She too … Continue reading
Posted in Pornography, Prostitution, Reform Judaism
Tagged candye kane, lord was a woman, mormon family, san diego union tribune, tikkun olam, world pornography conference
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News or Fark? Rabbi writes Election Day prayer
As soon as I read the headline, I thought "self-promoter! This is fake news. This is like a report on a guy translating the Bible into Australian." Others must think, "Holy man!" Then I saw the article was about someone … Continue reading
Posted in Rabbis
Tagged colorful character, fark, public pronouncements, rabbi david, reciter, tikkun olam
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Learn To Activate The Divine Flow With Marc Gafni’s Jewish Liberation School
Check it out! http://www.treeoflife.nu/jewishliberationschool: A core practice of Hebrew wisdom is called Mitzvah. Although Mitzvah is usually translated as commandment, the Hebrew mystics also read it as being related to the word Tzavtah, meaning intimacy. Mitzvah is the path of … Continue reading
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Tagged core practice, divine flow, experiential awareness, lech lecha, marc gafni, tikkun olam
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How A Woman Takes A Shower
Click here to join the fun. LeahKleim: Im tempted to start a chat room. I need an accomplice though YourMoralLeader: This can be your chat room too YourMoralLeader: We have the same mission YourMoralLeader: tikkun olam LeahKleim: I know we … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged accomplice, apricot, cucumber, dressing gown, face cloth, facial scrub, grapefruit, laundry hamper, leg lifts, live cam chat, mayonaise, miami heat, passion fruit, perfect body, pre natal vitamins, shampoo, sit ups, spell check, tikkun olam, ups, Yeshiva
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