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... up and I get all this nervous energy that I can't apply to my writing. So I start straightening the room or doing anything to kill time. If somebody walks by I start talking to them and I just go into a kind of a frenzy so that I can't work, or my work is very tense.] I understand. In fact it is not only your problem; it is the problem of all creative people as such. Deep down it is a question of...
... you. That is the meaning when Jesus says, 'Be poor in spirit.' and 'Blessed are the poor in spirit because they shall inherit the kingdom of God'.... 'The poor in spirit.' One has to be spiritually non-existential - just a nobody. And out of that nobody-ness you are strong. Then nobody can defeat you because there is nobody to be defeated. Nobody can kill you because there is nobody to be killed...
... (Rashi). Jast. translates: the boards were to be solid, not veneered. Lit.. 'they were not to remove them one from another'; but they were all to stand in the same row. Ex, XXVI, 22f. Since the Tabernacle was ten cubits in breadth, and these six boards accounted for nine only, the additional two boards, one at each side made up the deficiency, whilst the extra cubit left in each fitted exactly over the...
... The Zionist Response Confronting the Past Chapter 5 - The Laws Against Non-Jews Murder and Genocide Saving of Life Desecrating the Sabbath to Save Life Sexual Offenses Status Money and Property Gentiles in the Land of lsrael Abuse Attitudes to Christianity and Islam Chapter 6 - Political Consequences "Jewish History, Jewish Religion" may be purchased at: http://www.amazon.com Foreword by Gore Vidal...
.... And acts as gilgelin. And so does not act as gilgelin. And not being part of the body acts as gilgelin. Does it act as gilgelin or not? Rashi translates: What about his spittle? A violent purgative; v. Shab. 110a. A natural depilatory, v. supra p. 164, n. 4. To remove the skin. One lacking a member. When it decays, a ladleful of its corpse-dust does not defile by 'overshadowing'. Lit., 'take...
... IF HE KEEPS GOING OUT AND COMING IN IT IS PERMITTED. R. SIMEON B. ELEAZAR SAYS: IT IS ALL ONE WITH THE DOMAIN OF A HEATHEN.5 IF [AN ISRAELITE] PREPARES A HEATHEN'S WINE IN A STATE OF RITUAL PURITY AND LEAVES IT IN [THE LATTER'S] DOMAIN WHO WRITES FOR HIM 'I HAVE RECEIVED THE MONEY FROM YOU,' THEN [THE WINE] IS PERMITTED. IF, HOWEVER, THE ISRAELITE WISHED TO REMOVE IT AND [THE HEATHEN] REFUSES...
... removed. It is like a fountain: it is already there, ready to burst forth, but a rock is preventing it. You remove the rock and the fountain starts flowing. Purity is your inner essence: the ego is preventing it from flowing into life. And the third meaning is sacred. If one is meek and if one is pure, then one is divine, one is godly, one is sacred. Then one's whole life is a sacred phenomenon. It is...
..., 'By whose hand [shall I send it]?' to which he replied, 'Hit it with a stick, and it will come:' once it leaves the lender's possessions and it dies, he [the borrower] is responsible? — R. Ashi said: [No. For] we deal here with a case where the borrower's court was within the lender's, so that when he sends it, it will certainly go there.6 If so, why state it? — It is necessary to...
... same footing as beet,11 and turnip-water on the same footing as turnips. and the water of all vegetables on the same footing as the vegetables themselves. R. Papa, however, inquired: What about aniseed water? Is its main purpose to sweeten the taste12 [to the dish] or to remove the evil smell?13 — Come and hear: Once the aniseed has given a taste to the dish, the law of...
.... What is R. Ishmael's reason?4 — He derives it from the common use of the word 'vessel' [here and in the law] of a leper. As with the latter new earthenware was required, so here likewise was new earthenware required. Whence is it that there [with a leper it must be new]? — For it is written: And the priest shall command to kill one of the birds in an earthen vessel over running...
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