The three-day Martin Luther King Day weekend offers something to do each of its days. Black and Jewish spirituals will be sung Friday at Temple Shearith Israel. A Winter Concert of Christian music will be performed Saturday at St. Andrew's. Winter skies will be scoured for nebula and more Saturday. A documentary on Amazonian shamanism will be screened Saturday at the Playhouse. A quarter million ...
I must admit, that this discussion was inspired by the last episode of Supernatural I had been watching. I am shortly before the season 5 finale, so please no spoilers. In this episode, the "old . . .
Eric Weiner is a "spiritual seeker," and he has quite a tale to tell on Interfaith Voices this week. And he laces his story with humor. He notes that he was born into the Jewish tradition, but he calls himself a "gastronomic Jew," i.e., someone more familiar with lox and bagels than with the Torah.
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A year ago I visited a friend in Laventille who related a harrowing scene involving her son—driven crazy by auditory and visual hallucinations. She responded in a way she knew best—visiting a Cocorite seer—gifted in the discernment and removal of malicious spirits—ostensibly the cause of the malady.
