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“You told me that in Hebrew, the verb have doesn’t really exist,” I said, “that you can’t really have anything in this world. But then there has to be …
Read More“We were sitting the sandy Palin, in the same place where the teacher had in the past drawn symbols in the sand. But this time he handed me the …
Read More“A riddle,” said the teacher. “Two men in a race. The first is a perfect runner, fas, strong, skilled and confident, one who only runs perfect races. …
Read More“He took me back to the Chamber of Scrolls, and to the scroll in the ark, which he removed and read out loud: “You shall count fifty days to …
Read More“The teacher took me inside one of the tent camps of the desert dwellers. No one seemed to mind. We sat down beside a woman who was working …
Read More“The teacher took me into the kitchen where all the meals served in the school were prepared. I thought it was only a stop on the way to the …
Read More“Look,” said the teacher. It was a lamb grazing under its shepherd’s care, a lamb of pure white, of radiant white, all the more radiant as it stood bathed …
Read More“We were standing on top of what was less than a mountain and more than a hill, and not quite either. The teacher led me over a stone platform …
Read More“The teacher took me into the kitchen where all the meals served in the school were prepared. I thought it was only a stop on the way to the …
Read More“It was a breezy and hot afternoon. We were sitting at a table in the shade just outside the Chamber of Books.
“I call it ‘the Moses paradigm,” …
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