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Tickets ($0-$20.73) here. Preparing to Receive: An Embodied Havdalah Experience of Healing and Separation with Kohenet Keshira haLev Fife and Dr. Harriette Wimms About this Event Ma’ariv and Havdalah invite us to savor the end of Shabbat and move with wholeness into the new day. Join us as we come together as a JOC community, grounding ourselves and preparing to enter into the week ahead. This embodied and interactive experience will include song, prayer, and an opportunity to build community with one another. Wake up to the Trusted Mideast News source Mideast Daily News Email By subscrib...
Aaron Chen’s “twisted ideas”, the human condition and why he’s ‘Sorry Forever’ Words by Andrew Brassington The show that sold “70 billion” tickets. Sydney-based comedian Aaron Chen makes his return to the stage for Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2021, to share some of his “bad thoughts” and “twisted ideas”. His new show, titled Sorry Forever, sees the comedian reflecting more on himself, his interactions with other people and the objects that surround his life. “This is my most personal show yet”, says Chen. “As of today, I feel no ...
Take it easy, you’re on slow street BySridhar VivanSridhar Vivan / Updated: Feb 8, 2021, 06:00 IST . Motorists will have to slow down and non-motorised transport will be given preference for the ‘Slow Street’pilot project at Alexandra Street, which is a major thoroughfare and also the access road to several schools After a pedestrian-only street during weekends, the city is to get its ‘Slow Street’. The Alexandra Street has officially become the first ‘slow street’ of Bengaluru. The project promoted by Department of Urban Land Transport (DULT) marks the street as a ‘Slow Str...
1.0 A Thought For The Week: “It was Thomas Aquinas’ proofs for the existence of God that brought me into the Church,” said the eager theology student to his professor. “I’m very happy for you,” replied Sofia, the wise, seasoned and experienced teacher, “they almost drove me out of it.” There’s a big difference between proving the existence of God and experiencing God; between explaining God and encountering God. Thinking, analysis, and philosophical arguments are lovely and can be very helpful tools but they also run the risk of boxing up the faith in dangerous and suffoca...