Eliezer Shore

About the Author

Rabbi Eliezer Shore is a teacher of Chassidus and Jewish spirituality. He teaches at Hebrew University and other institutions around Israel. His newest book is "The Face of the Waters: Chasidic teachings & stories for the twenty-first century" (Targum Press). For more information, please visit eliezershore.com.

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Round and Round but Never There, by Eliezer Shore

November 15, 2018By Eliezer Shore

Hope not as destination, but as the line we draw along the way.

The Temple of Amount, by Eliezer Shore

January 31, 2018By Eliezer Shore

Searching for symbol in a world of number

In his heralded poem “Burnt Norton,” T.S. Eliot speaks of “The still point of the turning world,” a near perfect expression of Change and the Changeless. Eliot attended lectures in 1920s London by the Russian philosopher P.D. Ouspensky, featured in this Spring 2019 issue of Parabola; no surprise as the search for that still point is a perennial spiritual quest, one that has inspired seekers from the Buddha to Thoreau, Thomas Merton, and countless others including G.I. Gurdjieff, Ouspensky’s own teacher. Read more>

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Eliezer Shore

About the Author

Round and Round but Never There, by Eliezer Shore

The Temple of Amount, by Eliezer Shore

Learning to Die, by Brother David Steindl-Rast

The Art of Cleaning, by Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee and Hilary Hart

Marion Woodman and the Search for the Conscious Feminine, by Patty de Llosa

Hearing the Cries of the World, by Mark Nepo

To Go Beyond Thought, an Interview with Karen Armstrong