July 18, 2011

Rabbi Brian talks a little about Channukah, but really about the pre-modern sense of time.

Rabbi Brian talks about an experience he had in which, in the span of ten minutes, he had a gamut of human emotions dealing with attachment.

Rabbi Brian waxes about how we constantly seem to want to improve our world… and that this might not be such a good idea.

Rabbi Brian talks about shifting perspective, time management, and how we need to expect to be annoyed as a way to not be annoyed.

Rabbi Brian discusses STRESS and how we have it still in this world filled with CONVENIENCES!

Rabbi Brian encourages you to BE MEDIOCRE; but only if you are courageous enough to try!

Rabbi Brian discusses Kathryn Schultz’s work on mistakes. How we tend to see people who disagree with us as ignorant, stupid, or evil.

Rabbi Brian talks about how real religion has NOTHING to do with God, how we need to get that in our heads, and how to live a true religious life.

Rabbi Brian talks about how we need to forgive others for not being as good as we are in the things we are excellent in.

Rabbi Brian tells about watching his daughter learn to take the pits out of cherries and how we all push ourselves to improve.