#wisdom_biscuit: If you can easily put it in a box, it isn’t God. Terms The modern word cisgender means with the same gender from conception/birth. Cisgender is the opposite of transgender. The Latin prefix “trans” – as in the words transport, transition, and transitive – means across. Transgender means across gender. The Latin prefix “cis” […]
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Rabbi Brian talks about our self, our society, and God.
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The 77% Weekly 40/52 weeks a year of spiritual nutrition RabbiBrian & Religion-Outside-The-Box When say “this is something,” we thereby limit the ‘this‘ as synonymous with the something. Therefore, we ought take care using the verb “to be” when talking about our highest ideals. God is. God isn’t. And you. Marshall Rosenberg wrote a book called Nonviolent Communication:
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Rabbi Brian talks about “IS” — the verb and it’s theologic implications. (More interesting than it sounds.)
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God Needs You. In this article, I am going to explain how God needs you to set aside your ego so that God can be in a better relationship with you and the world.My thoughts are going to jump off of the work of Martin Buber, Alice Miller, Carl Jung, the Kotzker Rebbe, and Abraham Joshua
The God of the Gifted Child There’s a brilliant book by Alice Miller I’ve recently re-read. It’s called The Drama of the Gifted Child. The title doesn’t really explain what the book is about… the premise is that some of us grew up with parents — who for reasons of their own — were not attuned to us
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Rabbi Brian did two presentation on finding and being with (the) God (of your understanding) at the West Hills Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Portland, Oregon. This is the second of the two presentations.
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Rabbi Brian did two presentation on finding and being with (the) God (of your understanding) at the West Hills Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Portland, Oregon. This is the first of the two presentations.
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There are two well-known psychology concepts that have an important impact on our spiritual-religious lives. Observation bias, also known as the observer expectancy effect is a phenomenon that can occur when a person conducting a research experiment has beliefs or expectation and that belief or expectation causes them to unconsciously see trends that might not
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Rabbi Brian ponders what if God didn’t understand our language.
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