Just putting this out there. I really enjoyed it…
And before you get your pants in a wad, I love it for the fact that it encourages us to take a break, not to eschew technology for ever. So calm yourselves, children.
Sounds of Silence
Worth a contemplative look. With thanks to my friend Akpene Torku!
Sounds of Silence
Originally posted on And the Adventure Continues
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I found this a couple of months ago, and have it on my music list now. In our world, the sound of a “silent” Shabbat is what we often need.
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