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The Book of Zohar. Chapter “The Donkey Driver,” Part 2 (abridged) 91. He opened and began. It is written, “Benayahu (Benaiah) Ben (the son of) Yehoyada (Jehoiada).” This narrative is beautiful, but it serves to show us the exalted secrets of the Torah. And the name Benayahu Ben-Yehoyada indicates the secret of the Light of Wisdom, Ohr Hochma.

I'm trying hard to get the word out on this because I think it's a good deal for everyone. We get to read a good book, Susan gets some good exposure, and hopefully that exposure will turn into nice sales. This is not her idea at all, so don't feel like she's pushing you to buy her book.

Two questions I received on suffering: Question: Why do our five senses feel our lack of similarity to spirituality as suffering? My Answer: It’s because our senses are desires for fulfillment. They were fulfilled in the World of Infinity and were later emptied due to the breaking - the common soul’s separation into a multitude of separate parts or souls.

Taylor Mali really nails a problem with the increasing use of an “interrogative tone” at the end of our sentences: the unconscious adoption of a style of speech that shields us from the accusations that we are making declarative statements in a postmodern context where there seems to be no absolute truth.

Cardboard Spaceship shares with us a preview of Scribe's (aka D.Ross) artwork and insane eye-poppin' custom toys for his upcoming show on September 5th - dubbed: INTROVERT EXTROVERT - Scribe will be present at the event, so remember to show him some lurve! Opening reception: Friday Sept.

Recently, one of our supporting churches in the United States sent me a list of questions aimed at understanding our ministry in Wales more fully. After reflecting on my answers, I thought that others might be interested to read some of them and so I plan to post those here (slightly edited for a more general audience) over the next couple of weeks.

Surprising Medical Breakthrough or Prophetic Prescription? Yesterday morning I phoned my doctor to see if he would be willing to continue my antibiotics for a recurring tooth infection that’s still giving me trouble. He asked if there was anything else I needed, so I told him I could use some more ibuprofen for the pain.

You too can follow me on Twitter.com, where once in a while I might say something spontaneous, like:house: 95% clean. floors: 85% clean. laundry: 100% clean. mind: 95% dirty. some situations of filth just can't be helped.Think of it as nibblie crumbs of my blog. And my otherwise ordinary life.

I did the first Get to Know Yer Blogger because I was too exhausted to think in linear fashion. But then I had fun doing it. I figure, what the hell, let's keep this wagon wheel rolling. I don't live the wildest of lives, but it's interesting enough. And writing these sorts of snippets all hodge-podged together is pretty fun for me.

Respect the architects!