Thirty-Six Questions Kol Nidrei/Erev Yom Kippur 5776 September 22, 2015 Can asking the right questions change your life? Psychologists think so. And now they are trying to map it out, more effectively than EHarmony or ev

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Yom Kippur 5774 – Kol Nidrei Your Call May Be Monitored for Quality Assurance True story: A friend writes to another on Facebook, “I’m so sorry to hear that your son had an accident. LOL.” To which the friend re

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Yom Kippur Kol Nidrei 5776 Destigmatizing Mental Illness A Rabbi on an ecumenical program visited the Pope in Rome. On touring the Pontiff’s personal office he noticed a very unusual phone. “Ma zeh?,” he asked. “

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WHY WHAT WHO? I AM! Yom Kippur 5775 Kol Nidrei Jacob Emdem, an 18th century Rabbi taught: “A single fool may ask questions which even a thousand Sages cannot answer.” To which I ask: Why do we park on driveways and d

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Kol Nidrei – Alternative Service Picture an apple, any apple, any size, any shape, any color or palette of colors. Imagine cupping this apple in your hands. Feel the texture, the topography, the temperature. What fragr

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Congregation Kol Shofar Personal Journey, Jeff Hyman Kol Nidrei 5776

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Program Kol Nidrei (“all vows”): Adagio on Hebrew Melodies Op. 47 Max Bruch

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Kol Nidrei 5773: Take the Call Rabbi Lisa J. Grushcow, D.Phil., Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom One Super Sunday at a Federation in some other town, someone was called for a donation. He answered the phone in a thick British

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Eve of Rosh HaShanah 5773 "YEA to life!" The thread that runs through all the high holidays is the call for a spiritual restart. In "Kol Nidrei", we let go of the "Nays", and undo the

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1 Kol Nidrei 2011 Al taschlichenu leet sikan kichlot kochenu al taasvenu! Verlass uns (Ewiger) nicht in der Zeit des Altwerdens wenn unsere Kräfte nachlassen, verlass uns nicht!

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