Kenneth Krushel

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Kenneth Krushel is an assistant professor at the New School's Media Management Program, and was recently a visiting fellow at Tel Aviv University. He has been an executive at entertainment and telecommunications companies and a media industry investment analyst.

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Meeting the Rabbi, by Kenneth Krushel

October 27, 2018By Kenneth Krushel

On Adin Steinsaltz and the power of hope

Refugee Camp Alchemy, by Kenneth Krushel

November 1, 2017By Kenneth Krushel

A Palestinian rapper and the music of hope

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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Kenneth Krushel

About the Author

Meeting the Rabbi, by Kenneth Krushel

Refugee Camp Alchemy, by Kenneth Krushel

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