Q07
How would you like to improve yourself, your life, next year? Any advice you received that could help?
Jewish teaching advocates strongly that proper care be taken for the health of mind and body, since life is God’s precious gift. The Talmud forbids a scholar to reside in a town in which there is no physician to care for the health of its citizens. And many of the greatest Jewish sages were deeply tuned in to the needs of their bodies and minds–Maimonides was a physician, and some of the founders of modern psychology were Jewish.
Yes, the New Year is a time to work on our relationships with other people, and with the Divine. But it’s a time to work on ourselves as well.
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Q08. Is there something (a person, a cause, an idea) that you want to investigate more fully in 2011? >> |
10Q
is a national project that asks people to answer a question a day online for 10 days during the
High Holidays
. It offers a new way for Jews and people of all backgrounds to slow down and reflect. Answers are emailed to a secure online vault just after
Yom Kippur
; next year, just before
Rosh Hashanah
starts, answers are sent back to participants and the whole process begins again.
Register here.
