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the same - just posting to watch the thread - he hawai'i au, poh

Aloha bb - I hope all is well with you and your family - just sending thoughts of love to you and your family.... poh

hmmmmm....maybe that is why it is said you need to be at least 50 years old before starting any serious study of the kaballah .... this has been so insightful, the perspectives shared. Each adds a piece to the puzzle and mahalo bananabrain for the references, I have more to study and may get...

I believe I found the answer to my question - the lst Shmita in the modern State of Israel was celebrated in 1951 and the last one was in 2007 (5768) - therefore the next will be in 2014. "Jovel" is not observed in modern times because it's correct date is unknown. Hmmmmmm .... if this is not...

I'm sorry - I should have given the full reference. The article can be found in the Jewish Times newsletter - Vol IX, No. 20, May 7, 2010. I like your description of the meaning, especially about it being a "goal" yet unfilled. In the article you will see a reference about the right to rule over...

I keep reading about the laws of "Shemitah "- it is a Sabbatical year. The land must lay fallow every seven years. Every 50 years (seven years, seven times) is the mitzvah of "Yovel" - the Jubilee year. Is this a seventh year? And, can anyone tell me when the next Yovel is to take place...

Dondi - I believe that the concept of "the council" is related to the human brain and how it moves energy throughout the body - the energy itself is metaphorically referred to as the movement of the "serpent". Two books that may be of interest to you are "The Cosmic Serpent - DNA and the...

mahalo nui my friend - I will search .... poh

I should follow my instinct and stay out of this discussion because I have such a simply view to share. I think that Judiasm is not a religion, so there would not be such separations as denominations. Different practices yes, different ways of life yes, but all go back to a central teaching...

Hi Brian - hope all is well with you .... me ke aloha pumehana, poh

I was in the hospital at this time (am I'm perfectly well now) .... so belated Happy Hannukah .... I'm going for the beer-battered fish, falafel balls, fried ice cream and poi.....aloha nui, poh

welcome bhaktajan - thank you for the lessons - poh

aloha nui wil - hope all is well with you .... poh

Keikilani - heavenly child - always welcome!!! me ke aloha pumehana, poh

aloha nui - yes, I will always welcome her!! Keikilani - heavenly child ....

such a thoughtful kitty - the family that submitted that wonderful receipt lives on the slopes of haleakala (hale - house, a - of, ka - the, la - sun) and I will be thinking of such beauty when I prepare the treat. mahalo nui, poh

Happy Rosh Hashana everyone. My heart is with all of you. B'Shalom, poh

Just to add to the historical note - most of the men that worked at Fort Ross were Native Americans and Hawaiians - in the 1821 census of 121 men, 24 were Russian and the rest were Native Americans and Hawaiians. Hawaiians were brought to California by John Sutter. Long and somewhat sad...

continue bookmark from the convo from the Pan(en)theism Thread on the Historical Veracity of Torah ....... I have little to contribute, but much to learn .... mahalo nui, poh

I believe that the way you live your life (or try to live your life) is what matters and makes a difference in the world. I don't believe in "sin and you will go to hell", but I do feel badly if I hurt someone, even inadvertendly. The other day I was playing a computer game with my grandson -...