Listening is about being present, not just about being quiet. I meet others with the life I’ve lived, not just with my questions.

can human beings come to understand their own well-being as linked to that of others, in wider and wider circles, beyond family and tribe?

risk falling down,

I have more questions than answers. But good questions, generously posed, seriously held, are powerful things.

Physical, emotional, and spiritual are more entangled than we guessed, more interactive in every direction, and this knowledge is a form of power.

Words make worlds.

I have an interest in trying to find a way that I can honor some of their values without giving up mine. That’s, for me, what has happened.

The task is reframing so that we can reexperience the social realities that are right in front of us, from a different angle.

light in all events and all people, to lift it up and make it visible once again and thereby to restore the innate wholeness of the world. It’s a very important story for our times. This task is called tikkun olam in Hebrew. It’s the restoration of the world. And this is, of course, a collective task. It involves all people who have ever been born,