BEYOND OURSELVES
From a recent TIME magazine: Quoting Betty Friedan: “Life’s meaning is a mystery. I’m not one given to theological musings, but I acknowledge these mysteries. In my own life, the profound root of my being – perhaps coming from my Jewish soul – is an existential imperative that we are here in order to carry forward the human condition, not just by having babies, but by what we do with our lives.” “Whatever name we give God, we sense that there is some purpose in ourselves, and we are moved to purposes beyond ourselves. I celebrate my Jewish tradition; in my soul, The Lord, Our God is One.” Betty Friedan
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