It has been almost a week since I promised an article on the Passover. I was loathe to discover
that much of my original research on this topic has been lost. So this would not
be the easy cut-n-paste and quick edit that I had anticipated.
However, in the
past, when I have lost studies and teachings, the process of rediscovery and
research has been deeply rewarding. While this may take longer to assemble and
publish than I thought, the vision of it remains. Actually writing it is another story.
As a dear friend reminded
me, "Just tell 'em what you are going to tell 'em, then tell 'em and when you
finish, tell 'em what you told 'em." In
regards to this sage advice, I thought it prudent to establish what we already
know. So you may expect a few foundational statements with which I'm sure you will be familiar.
Every journey taken together requires an agreed upon starting place. A
touchstone if you will, so that knowing where we began, we might measure our
progress and our place within the journey. But in clarification I would add,
this is not a journey as in a linear trek where we have a traditional beginning
and end. Instead this will be an exploratory adventure where we will visit many
places both on and off the beaten path.
The concept I wish to convey is a little complex. I have chosen an analogy that I think will help draw all of the components together in an understandable way. But you will ultimately be the judge of this. The good news is that the first installment is almost done. I hope you will enjoy it.
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