Monthly Archives: August 2009
Security Task Force in Houses of Worship
Jewish – Christian Anti Terrorism Training in Houses of Worship took place with several prominent Rabbi’s from the New York area and well known Pastor Ken Pangano of the New Beth El Church in Louisville Ky. Recently Pastor Pangano has … Continue reading
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Basic Concentration Meditation
Concentration Meditation is the foundation and first meditation taught to beginners and one of the most important meditations for novices and advanced practitioners alike. Learning to focus the mind from external and internal distractions is the key to being successful in … Continue reading
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Tagged C Oncentration, Chores, Concentration Meditation, Concentration Skills, Couple Of Minutes, Daily Basis, Distractions, Judgements, Key Words, Left Foot, Lotus, Lotus Position, Many Things, Medita, Meditation Exercise, Meditations, Navels, No Exceptions, Prayer Meditation, Right Foot, Slow Rhythm, Straight Head, Study Prayer, Time Periods, Weather
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Tikkun Olam – repairing the world
This is an interesting concept in Jewish mysticism called “Tikkun olam” (“world repair”) has come to connote social action and the pursuit of social justice. The phrase has origins in classical rabbinic literature and in Lurianic kabbalah, a major … Continue reading
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Tagged 16th Century, Divine Light, Divine Self, Divine Source, Divine Sparks, Divorce Decrees, First Man, Isaac Luria, Jewish Mysticism, Lurianic Kabbalah, Man Adam, Material World, Mishnah, Olam, Phrase Origins, Rabbinic Literature, Religious Acts, Shards, Social Justice, Social Policy Legislation, Sparks Of Light
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9 Rules of Sinmoo Hapkido
There’s a lot of philosophy in each of these nine rules which I will post one at a time. Doju Ji says unless you learn and practice the following 9 rules you’re not really doing Sinmoo Hapkido. What he means is … Continue reading
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Tagged Amp, Body Mind Spirit, Controlling Anger, Depression, Greed, hapkido, Human Body, Ji, Martial Artist, Meditation 4, Personal Development, Physical Ability, Physical Aspect, Physical Limitations, Positive Energy, Proper Diet, Sadness, Sex Adults, Sin Moo Hapkido, Three Aspects, Unification
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Judaism’s belief on health and diet.
Rambam’s (Maimonides) dietary guidelines – sefer Hamada, Paragraph Two – The Book of Knowledge One should not eat until one’s stomach is [very] full, but one should [only] eat until one’s stomach is three-quarters full. Nor should one drink water … Continue reading
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