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I like Vietnamese coffee and I have a Turkish coffee grinder (which I use to grind pepper instead of coffee). My absolute favorite drink however is a cold coconut with a straw for drinking - simply take a coconut (hull and all) and place in a refrigerator or freezer - it has 3 small "eyes"...

mahalo nui phyllis for the reference....Easter Island, aka Rapa Nui, is well known for the moai but they only stand there waiting to tell their true story (and it is not about how they were moved in my opinion) - the moai are linked in legends (for example only seven look outward toward the...

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speaking of music - i was listening to public radio last week and heard one of the songs that was created for the poetry to Shimon Peres - it was beautiful, but I was unable to find the name of the album and the artist that sang it.... can anyone give me a link!!!! aloha nui, poh

I've been trying my best to follow these dialogues and now I am really lost. I tried to chart everything on a grid from left to right (left = liberal right = conservative) and then tried to list all the primary tenents of each. But when I started seeing reform-renewal, conservative-renewal...

OK - the two of you have lost me completely now .... but today in my daily lessons on the Torah came an answer that I did not expect but is the most exciting thing I have read in a long time. Seems to me (and this is just my opinion) that the issue of whether one follows orthodox, reform...

really beautiful - he hawai'i au, pohaikawahine

Yes, it was BB that recommended the book back in 2005 - me ke aloha pumehana, poh

I'm sorry - maybe it was BB - I'm pretty sure it was one of you and the book is a good reference (now I'll have to go back and check my notes when I heard about this book or it will drive me crazy wondering) .... and Avi, you're welcome. he hawai'i au, poh

Here are two other references related to Kaballah www.aish.com/sp/k and www.steinsaltz.org and a book that dauer previously recommended "In the Shadow of the Ladder" Introductions to Kabbalah by Rabbi Yehudah Lev Ashlag. There are so many books that it is difficult to tell which to read or not...

Excuse me for jumping in (I was really planning to just read and follow the dialogue) but several times the "wisdom at 40" has come up. Just my small thoughts, but I don't think "40" has to be taken literally - it could also be symbol for another type of crossing over into a new level of...

Mahalo nui dauer - hope you get this response. I have several great nieces in the path of the storm but it has been downgraded - thanks for your concern. I don't live in Hawaii however, I am in California - so I'm well out of the path of the storm. I got laid off from my job, so I have more...

This dialogue is pretty much above my head, but I wanted to add a thought on your comments dauer about meditation and how you want your meditation to be jewish and not necessarily reflect another way. You know that meditation is found is many cultures, many religions, and is practices in many...

I was challenged to arm wrestle with my 13 year old grandson the other day - had him in a stand-off (we were at a small table in a fast food place) until he said looking around the room "grandma, what if my friends see me get beat by an old lady" - I burst out laughing and lost. He grinned and...

I would agree with your definition of conservative and liberal. The interesting thing about conservative, liberal, or radical views of Judaism as you mention above - each depends on one's thought on what is Judaism anyway. I would venture to think that a conservative, a liberal and/or a radical...

welcome - just curious - what are the 36 chambers?

dauer - I like where you appear to be going with this .... my definition of "liberal" is all inclusive, and "conservative" is limited inclusive .... it is my belief that those that eventually cross-over into the promised land or climb that ladder rung by rung (to join the regathering) will be...

I was just viewing the video posted by Dauer in the comparative section - the dialogue between Rabbi Zalman and Father Thomas Keating - I like Rabbi Zalman's brief discussion about the "Song of Songs" and he says that the "soul and G-d have a spousal relationship". This I gather from the part...

in the comparative studies section Dauer just posted a connection to a tape called the "Kiss of God" - a discussion between Rabbi Zalman and Father Thomas Keating - there is a comment that "the kiss is better than the wine".... maybe that is what this is really all about .... he hawai'a au...

Mahalo nui dauer for posting this - I listened to the whole tape and was very excited that "The Song of Songs" was briefly discussed and I loveRabbi Zalman's words that g-d is an athiest because he has no g-d (now that is something to reflect on). I wish I could have heard more about the four...