HeyJaredItzhak David Goldberg
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If not higher (opens the original)
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Itzhak David Goldberg is a Professor Emeritus at Albert Einstein College of Medicine Every ascent, it turns out, begins with someone willing to go down. Below Jerusalem lies a place called Motza. Each day of Sukkot, in Temple times, people descended from the Temple heights into that valley, gathered towering branches of aravah, willow, and carried them on their shoulders back up the long road to the city. In the Temple they raised the branches upright around the altar, so tall that their crowns
Within and further within (opens the original)
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The Temple is gone, yet every Yom Kippur we enter it again. In Ishay Ribo’s haunting Seder HaAvodah, we follow the Kohen Gadol through his immersions, changing garments, entrances and departures, until the ancient choreography suddenly turns inward. “ואם אדם היה יכול לזכור את הפגמים, את החסרונות" - if a person could only remember his flaws and shortcomings. The ritual counting, “אחת, אחת ואחת," becomes an accounting of shame, missed opportunity and loss; then the counting turns once more, toward
The fruit that never falls alone (opens the original)
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When a pomegranate is opened, its crimson arils emerge like hidden jewels, luminous and crowded within their chambers, while the thick, scarred rind that carried them through months of wind, heat, insects, and rain is peeled away and discarded. We savor what was guarded and forget the guardian, yet every ruby seed bears silent witness to the battered shell that stood between its fragile beginning and the world, protecting it until it was ready to survive on its own. By the time the fruit reaches
From molecular recognition to redemptive prayer (opens the original)
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“And you shall set these words of Mine upon your heart and upon your soul…" (Deut.11;18) Life is filled with messages that remain silent until they are recognized. DNA may contain the blueprint of life, yet a gene remains dormant until the right transcription factor binds. A microbe may enter the body, but the immune system does not awaken until a T-cell recognizes and binds to it. Millions of sperm may begin the journey, yet new life starts only when one reaches and binds the egg. A radio broad
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