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A Strange Kind of Homelessness – Rabbi Asher Knight – Rosh HaShanah Morning Service
https://youtu.be/_KNPPKZHqX0 Before we enter a meeting, before dinner with friends, before we answer a colleague who asks, “How are you?” Many of us do a kind of work nobody sees. We edit ourselves.1 We do this for a number of reasons: we feel vulnerable, we want privacy, or simply, we’re
Soap, Water and a Little Human Decency: Seeing Ourselves and Others More Clearly – Rabbi Lexi Erdheim – Erev Rosh HaShanah
https://youtu.be/jtOzIaTWDKQ “It’s a miracle what a little soap, water, and human decency can do sometimes.” Dana Evans, the head charge nurse on HBO’s The Pitt, offers these words while caring for a patient named John Digby—or just Digby, as he tells the staff to call him. Digby is an unhoused