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| HINENI #4: Sukkot - Shelter in Place | Rabbi Mishael Zion and Architect Esther Sperber about what makes a home | 23 sept. 2020 | 00:46:34 | |
"HINENI", a podcast brought to you by Beit Avi Chai for the Jewish High Holidays with Rabbi Mishael Zion.Ā Ā How can we celebrate the High Holidays in a time of social distancing? What does the coronavirus pandemic teach us about Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot?Ā In āHINENIā, the new podcast of Beit Avi Chai in Jerusalem, Rabbi Mishael Zion invites innovative spiritual leaders from across America to discover together how to enter this Jewish New Year. Through story and song, text and discussion, we will seek to build a gate to a sweeter new year.Ā Ā Sukkot: Shelter in Place", with Architect Esther SperberĀ Having spent so much of the last six months at home, a festival celebrating temporary Homes feels especially timely for this COVID-19 world. In this discussion inspired by the holiday of Sukkot, New York-based architect Esther Sperber combines her architectural work with psychoaanalytic analysis, bringing new insights into what makes a home. Having recetnyl re-designed a New York City school for a COVID-19 school year, Esther will bring fresh insight into how we share space, build at homeness and exercise connection in an era of social distancing. Ā Ā Artistic Director: Amichai Chasson, Ā | |||
| HINENI #3: Yom Kippur - When Prayers Get Too Real | Rabbi Mishael Zion and Rabbi Noa Kushner about a new resonant approach to religious life | 22 sept. 2020 | 00:45:24 | |
How can we celebrate the High Holidays in a time of social distancing? What does the coronavirus pandemic teach us about Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot?Ā In āHINENIā, the new podcast of Beit Avi Chai in Jerusalem, Rabbi Mishael Zion invites innovative spiritual leaders from across America to discover together how to enter this Jewish New Year. Through story and song, text and discussion, we will seek to build a gate to a sweeter new year.Ā Ā āYom Kippur: When Prayers Get Too Real", with Rabbi Noa KushnerĀ Rabbi Noa Kushner has founded in San Francisco a unique spiritual communtiy, āThe Kitchenā, which is building a new resonant approach to religious life in San Francisco. As COVID-19 forces us all to find new resonant approaches to lifeās challenges, Rabbi Kushner offers powerful teachings for using Yom Kippur to charge us into action and awareness in this new year. In their conversation, Mishael and Noa go through the stages of Yom Kippur and find new meanings in the high points of Kol Nidrei, Yizkor and Neilah - the seminal services of the Day of Atonement.Ā Ā Artistic Director: Amichai Chasson Ā āRachamanaā performed by The Kitchen, Noa Kushner and Jessica Meyer. Ā | |||
| HINENI #2: Rosh HaShana - Handle with Care | Rabbi Mishael Zion hosts Rabbi Arthur Green and Rabbi Sharon Cohen Anisfeld | 22 sept. 2020 | 00:47:24 | |
Ā How can we celebrate the High Holidays in a time of social distancing? What does the coronavirus pandemic teach us about Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot?Ā In āHINENIā, the new podcast of Beit Avi Chai in Jerusalem, Rabbi Mishael Zion invites innovative spiritual leaders from across America to discover together how to enter this Jewish New Year. Through story and song, text and discussion, we will seek to build a gate to a sweeter new year.Ā Ā Rosh HaShana: Handle with Care, with Rabbi Arthur Green and Rabbi Sharon Cohen AnisfeldĀ Where will we get to hear the sound of the Shofar this year - and what will it mean to us? Join world-reknowned Spiritual leader and author Rabbi Arthur Green, and President of Bostonās Hebrew College, Rabbi Sharon Cohen Anisfeld, for a heartfelt conversation about the many meanings of the Shofar. Using the insights of poetry and Chassidism, personal stories and sweet family recipes, these two master teachers share insights for facing this season of crises - and drowning it in sweetness.Ā Ā Artistic Director: Amichai Chasson Ā "Ki Hine KaHomer" performed by Kehillat Hadar, arrangement: Ebn Leader and Julia Andelman;Ā from āPri Eitz Hadarā | |||
| HINENI #1: Selichot - The Wake Up Call | Rabbi Mishael Zion and Rabbi Ebn Leader about the chasm between guilt and longing | 22 sept. 2020 | 00:38:49 | |
"HINENI", a podcast brought to you by Beit Avi Chai for the Jewish High Holidays with Rabbi Mishael Zion.Ā How can we celebrate the High Holidays in a time of social distancing? What does the coronavirus pandemic teach us about Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot?Ā In āHINENIā, the new podcast of Beit Avi Chai in Jerusalem, Rabbi Mishael Zion invites innovative spiritual leaders from across America to discover together how to enter this Jewish New Year. Through story and song, text and discussion, we will seek to build a gate to a sweeter new year.Ā Ā Rabbi Ebn Leader is a world renownedĀ teacher of prayer. From Jerusalem to Boston, he has founded path breaking communities of prayer, and has been training rabbis in an avant grade but ancient tradition of spiritual leadership.Ā āA COVID-19 High Holidays means we cannot depend on our Rabbis, cantors and synagogues to lift us up in the same way,ā says Ebn Leader. āItās going to depend on us. Itās going to depend on proper preparation.ā Together Mishael and Ebn explore the unique custom of reciting Selichot at 5 in the morning. They discuss the chasm between guilt and longing. The episode ends with a discussion of Leonard Cohenās song, āIf it be Your Willā, a prayer of brokenness fitting for these Coronavirus times.Ā Ā Artistic Director: Amichai Chasson Ā Ā | |||