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Megillat Esther and Purim | Answering the Call of the Day

This question is rather applicable to any time of history, but especially in our own time the question is as relevant as ever.

Oh what a wondrous world. The womb. The womb of the world.

The ox teaches us the value and importance of a steady and dependable work ethic.

According to the legend, Chinese New Year’s Day is also called Guo Nian which means surviving Nian’s attack.

How can we improve our own writing and speaking so that it will influence the people who read or hear it?

Debut author is not the first thing that comes to mind when we hear Obama’s name, but that’s what he once was.

The reader is the one who reads. Without the reader, the cards are just ink on paper.

This world teems with life, with wonderment, with ancient knowledge and wisdom that seemed lost.

“My impression is that foxes are a kind of existence that stands somewhere in between the human and non-human, binding reality and fantasy together.”

“Do not be afraid. Everyone before you has died. You cannot stay, anymore than a baby can stay forever in the womb…”