Rabbi Brian

“The absense of limitations is the enemy of art.” — Orson Wells said that . . . let’s discuss.

“The most frightening thought we have is the thought of our own non-existence.” — Paul Tillich said that . . . let’s discuss.

Safety is the lack of apparent fears. Not that there aren’t things to be scared of, but that you don’t care. Yikes!

Some things just happen when they are supposed to. Right?

The answer received depends on the question asked. . . Isn’t that true?

I’m not what I think, what I do, or what I have, yet I define myself by all of those. What if I was more spirit than that?

I can’t beleive I have a podcast reminding people of something as apparently obvious as BREATHING!

Rabbi Brian discusses vacation — freeing ourselves from ourselves.

Rabbi Brian discusses the notion of predicate theology — that God is a verb, something we must do.

What if, while you thought you were driving, you really weren’t? It’s not a comfortable idea to get behind.