Rabbi jack riemer biography of mahatma

Post a Comment. Shivaun had the idea to have it translated, and Fania Brantsovsky was kind enough to translate it into Yiddish and to read it. Ruta Puisyte felt that it was imperative that it was read in all languages, and by the young, the generation after, and said movingly that this poem reflected how she felt, of the importance of remembering those who were lost and those who are still with us, and that it echoed how she felt within herself and of how those who were lost have become a part of us and of her.

It was so moving to hear those words repeated in Lithuanian, English and Yiddish - we remember them. Fania read the poem in Yiddish Ruta read it in Lithuanian Posted by BB at Rosh Hashanah. Yom Kippur. Modern Israel. The Hub, Jewish online classes and events. Philosophy and Theology. Rabbi Riemer offers us the kind of wisdom that we need in order to survive and thrive, writes Dr.

Bernie Siegel, best-selling author of a dozen books about spirituality and healing. Listen to them as I do. Rabbi Elie Kaplan Spitz approaches the familiar in unfamiliar ways.

Rabbi jack riemer biography of mahatma

Each begins with something out there in the world. Each then moves to a Jewish teaching with texts related to the holiday and some worldly reality. As much as Jack has been my rebbe in many other areas of my life, he has been among my most important guides in navigating retirement. As such, we receive his weekly two sermons by email every week.

Rereading the published collection as a whole I enjoyed every sermon all over again.