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Hopefully, this blog will function as my own Mei Hashiloach or "Living Waters". On it will be found quotations, parasha discussion, and links which serve to form the foundation and inspiration of my own Non-Dual Judaic thought and practice. I hope it serves as a source of inspiration and challenge for its readers.
"If the doors of perception were cleansed,everything would appear to man as it is: infinite."
William Blake "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell"
William Blake "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell"
"When one contemplates things, everything is revealed as one."
Zohar I:24.1a
Zohar I:24.1a
"Each religion brings out its own doctrines and insists on them being the only true ones...This is not through wickedness, but through a particular disease of the human psyche of the human brain called fanaticism"
Vivekananda "Living At The Source"
Vivekananda "Living At The Source"
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