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Shabbat shalom, friends.

On this 9 September 2022, 13 Elul 5782, 4 Muluc 13.0.9.15.9, we're noting our positions in the greater panoply.

Since before the birth of this channel and chat space, we've been wondering who we are and who are ancestors were. Our own Jewishness — what is it? And is it anything like theirs had been?

As it turns out, every experience of Jewishness is different. What someone knows in their deepest sacred self about their spiritual practice and ancient ancestry is unique. Even when we find we have perceptions, traditions, or social structures in common, there is much we can learn from one another when we listen patiently and with kindness.

In many places, Jews do not listen to Jews; Jews do not comfort Jews; Jews do not safeguard Jews.

When we ask why, we find that everyone associated with Jewish heritage or spiritual practice is enduring some form of violence that prevents their engagement with their own family or community. Even those who thought they were communicating with one another successfully find suddenly they were incorrect.

We all struggle for connection, thinking we've found it and then failing, impacted again and again by the realization that we're disconnected from those around us and don't know how we got to be that way.

Now that we have spent all this time comparing notes together in public broadcast and private group discussions, we know that Jews are being brought to conflict and confusion by purposeful influences — and at the mercy of those influences, we cannot comprehend one another. Threat responses overwhelm common conversations and community activities.

Where will we find true friends and community resonance?

Because we have all experienced some damage to our communications structures, we return to a First Principles way of connecting with one another.

There is great mystery in living beings; we never really know one another. To listen to one another, learn about one another, and build trust with one another brings us joy and strength. How brave will we be when we realize we've figured out how to do that?

We think very, very brave.

And we're on our way.

www.tgoop.com/JewishAncestor/1155,
www.tgoop.com/IntuitiveHeartbeat/47

www.tgoop.com/IntuitiveSignal/70

1 viewSep 9, 2022 at 13:49

Shabbat shalom, friends.

On this 9 September 2022, 13 Elul 5782, 4 Muluc 13.0.9.15.9, we're noting our positions in the greater panoply.

Since before the birth of this channel and chat space, we've been wondering who we are and who are ancestors were. Our own Jewishness — what is it? And is it anything like theirs had been?

As it turns out, every experience of Jewishness is different. What someone knows in their deepest sacred self about their spiritual practice and ancient ancestry is unique. Even when we find we have perceptions, traditions, or social structures in common, there is much we can learn from one another when we listen patiently and with kindness.

In many places, Jews do not listen to Jews; Jews do not comfort Jews; Jews do not safeguard Jews.

When we ask why, we find that everyone associated with Jewish heritage or spiritual practice is enduring some form of violence that prevents their engagement with their own family or community. Even those who thought they were communicating with one another successfully find suddenly they were incorrect.

We all struggle for connection, thinking we've found it and then failing, impacted again and again by the realization that we're disconnected from those around us and don't know how we got to be that way.

Now that we have spent all this time comparing notes together in public broadcast and private group discussions, we know that Jews are being brought to conflict and confusion by purposeful influences — and at the mercy of those influences, we cannot comprehend one another. Threat responses overwhelm common conversations and community activities.

Where will we find true friends and community resonance?

Because we have all experienced some damage to our communications structures, we return to a First Principles way of connecting with one another.

There is great mystery in living beings; we never really know one another. To listen to one another, learn about one another, and build trust with one another brings us joy and strength. How brave will we be when we realize we've figured out how to do that?

We think very, very brave.

And we're on our way.

www.tgoop.com/JewishAncestor/1155,
www.tgoop.com/IntuitiveHeartbeat/47

BY 🔊 @IntuitiveSignal • Signals, Signs, & Signallings • Intuitive Public Radio • Radio Pública Intuitiva • IPR • RPI •••