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Shouldn’t We Be Calling Jesus Immanuel?
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Bridging Hearts and Minds, Caravan of Love: Interfaith Healing & Harmony, Christianity: Faith, Teachings, and Community, Embracing Forgiveness, Loving-Kindness, and Compassion, Judaism: Faith, Teachings, and Community, Navigating Faith: Exploring Challenges and Insights, personal reflections, Universal Responsibility: Spiritual Teachings for Global HarmonyWhy do we call Him Jesus and not Immanuel? This contemplative reflection explores the sacred meanings behind the names Jesus (Yeshua) and Immanuel—“God saves” and “God with us.” Tracing their Hebrew roots, Gospel interpretations, and spiritual significance, we uncover a deeper invitation: to recognize God’s presence not as distant, but as indwelling. With scriptural insight,…
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One Story, One Covenant of Love
A contemplative reflection exploring the thread of God’s grace woven through the Old and New Testaments. From Noah to Micah to Jesus, this post reveals how faith, love, and mercy have always been central to God’s covenant—long before and long after the law. An invitation to rediscover the living relationship God desires with each soul.
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Shavuot and Pentecost: Two Traditions, One Divine Giving
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Blog Posts with Books in Associated, Bridging Hearts and Minds, Caravan of Love: Interfaith Healing & Harmony, Christianity: Faith, Teachings, and Community, Global Wellness: Nurturing Health and Harmony, Jewish Holy Days, Traditions, and Customs, Judaism: Faith, Teachings, and Community, Universal Responsibility: Spiritual Teachings for Global HarmonyExplore the deep connection between Shavuot and Pentecost—two sacred festivals that reflect God’s divine giving through Torah and Spirit. This reflection bridges Jewish and Christian traditions, revealing how Sinai and the Upper Room both echo the same eternal truth: God’s presence continues to move, awaken, and transform.
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The Lord’s Pesach: Entering the Shelter of Freedom
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Bridging Hearts and Minds, Caravan of Love: Interfaith Healing & Harmony, Christianity: Faith, Teachings, and Community, Global Wellness: Nurturing Health and Harmony, Jewish Holy Days, Traditions, and Customs, Judaism: Faith, Teachings, and Community, Sacred Community Collaboration, The Teachings of Jesus: Wisdom, Love, and Compassion, Universal Responsibility: Spiritual Teachings for Global HarmonyA Jewish follower of Jesus reflects on the shared sacred meaning of Passover and Easter—exploring divine shelter, freedom, and the call to be a light in the world.
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Like a Smile That Was Always There
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Advaita Vedanta, Bhakti Yoga: The Path of Devotion and Divine Love, Bridging Hearts and Minds, Caravan of Love: Interfaith Healing & Harmony, Christianity: Faith, Teachings, and Community, Eastern Spiritual Traditions, Jnana Yoga: The Path of Knowledge and Self-Inquiry, Judaism: Faith, Teachings, and Community, Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism, Mantra Yoga: The Path of Sacred Sound and Spiritual Resonance, Meditation Practices: Paths to Inner Peace and Clarity, POETRY : ME/CFS – Voices of Strength and Resilience, POETRY: Christian Mystics & More, Poetry: Expressions of Spirit, Heart, and Insight., POETRY: Yoga, Advaita Vedanta, Nonduality, Etc., Raja Yoga: The Path of Meditation and Mental Discipline, Spirituality, Psychology, and Personal Growth, The Philosophy and Teachings of the Buddha, Yoga: Pathways to Inner Peace and Spiritual RealizationLet’s just sit. No commentary. No effort. Just being. And let the Truth reveal itself like a smile that was always there. 🕊🪷✨
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Touching the Mezuzah of Bread
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Bridging Hearts and Minds, Global Wellness: Nurturing Health and Harmony, Health and Wellness: Nurturing Body, Mind, and Spirit., Jewish Holy Days, Traditions, and Customs, Judaism: Faith, Teachings, and Community, Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism, Poetry: Expressions of Spirit, Heart, and Insight., Spirituality, Psychology, and Personal GrowthThis is kind of a fun little poem that I thought you might enjoy as I reframe my impulsive eating of cookies and bread as a mindfulness bell. Instead of seeing it as a bad habit I need to fight, I’m experimenting with turning it into a moment of presence.
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