Join us as we light the 5th most mystical candle of Chanukah (find out why!) at MiYaD, with the spiritual dimension explained and a new meditation on 'light'.
Followed by an introductory level class in the mystical dimension of the Miracles of Chanukah, and how we can learn from them today.
w/ Rabbi Krivisky. All levels.
Menorah Lighting & Kabbalah of Chanukah ~ Wednesday, December 12th @ 7:30pm
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Carla Basa June 18, 2013 at 12:55 am
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Sean Lee June 18, 2013 at 12:57 pm
For instance, critical thinking is not about finding fault with people who make noise by using leaf…Read More blowers, but about an in-depth thinking of goals and values we will achieve by limiting their use. People could earn more quality life and peace of mind by having quiet time in the early morning and the late evening. The value of mental peace is regarded crucial in our life.
Critical thinking gives us a process of thinking to get into the depth of the problem. It begins with an analysis of the situation (structure, background, or setting), in which the information of when, where, and who is identified. The information may help set up seasonal differences in restricting hours of leaf blower operation.
Further thinking will lead critical thinkers to note the implication of the new ordinance to the business of licensed landscapers. Also, critical thinkers may think about the development of a soundproof leaf blowing machine. Critical thinking helps us to increase and share our common values, rather than tries to find faults with people who make problems.