2011
Diet for a Hot Planet
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by Anna Lappé
About Tikkun
Video and Audio
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The Radical Imagination: Imagine Healing America/Israel May, 2016. For decades, Israel and Palestine have been at war and the United States has been involved for a majority of that time.
2011
Jewish Mysticism and the Spiritual Life
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edited by Lawrence Fine, Eitan Fishbane, and Or N. Rose
About Tikkun
Join Our Movement
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In the tradition of the ancient Hebrew prophets, Tikkun has been a strong critic of any unethical government or powerful group. At the same time we have espoused utopian dreams, firmly holding that every amazing historical advance towards a more equal and caring society has been dismissed as unrealistic and utopian right up to the moment it happened, at which point it has been deemed inevitable. Neither view is right. These advances would not have happened without activists who believed the most realistic thing to do was to dream big. Nonviolent change requires study, practice, spiritual depth, friends, and bold dreams and initiatives: in short, movements.
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Tikkun Digital Archives: 2018-2008
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This is the archive page for print articles from 2018 to 2008. For a full guide to the Tikkun Archives and instructions about how to locate web-only articles and blog posts, please click here. For issues before 2008, click a link below. 2007-2004
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Vol 33, No 1-2: Winter/Spring 2018
The Evolution of Identity Politics
ERIC WARD
Decolonizing Jewishness
BEN CASE
Creating a Spiritual Practice to Heal and Transform the World
THANDEKA
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Vol 32, No 4: Fall 2017
Ecological Civilization
DAVID KORTEN
Anti-Semitism, Uprootedness, and Zionism
MIKI KASHTAN
The Magic of Emergence
NATAN MARGALIT
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Vol 32, No 3: Summer 2017
Listening to Leonard Cohen
DAVID SYLVESTER
Man in God’s Image
ANA LEVY-LYONS
The Richness of Adrienne Rich’s Poetry
MARGE PIERCY
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Vol 32, No 2: Spring 2017
Still Immoral, Still Stupid
MICHAEL LERNER
Atzma’ut 69, Occupation 50
ARTHUR WASKOW
Which Side Are You On? SIMONE ZIMMERMAN AND YONAH LEIBERMAN
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Vol 32, No 1: Winter 2017
Grounds for Hope
REBECCA SOLNIT
Kaddish for Che
MARTHA SONNENBERG
Are Humans Special?
2011
Spring 2011 Table of Contents
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Volume 26, Issue 2
Letters to the Editor
Editorials
Tunisia, Egypt, and Israel
U.S. policy in the Middle East keeps opting for stability over morality—and so ends up with neither. A Progressive Strategy for 2011-2012
Primaries are the one way we the people can still bring our concerns into national politics. Rethinking Religion
Truth, Illumination, and Nuclear Weapons
by JONATHAN GRANOFF
The highest spiritual truths include this one: Don’t Kill Everybody. Another Word on “God and the Twenty-First Century”
by MICHAEL BENEDIKT
What if God emerges from and evolves with us? Politics & Society
Overcoming Despair as the Republicans Take Over: A Conversation with Noam Chomsky
by MICHAEL LERNER
How are national initiatives built locally?
About Tikkun
Beyt Tikkun
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Beyt Tikkun is a “synagogue without walls” in the San Francisco Bay Area led by Rabbi Michael Lerner, the head editor of Tikkun magazine. Beyt Tikkun is a community of Jews committed to the healing, repair and transformation of our world, the Jewish community, Israel, and our own inner selves. We are part of an emerging movement of Jewish Renewal that is seeking to return to the deepest sources of Jewish spirituality. We sometimes describe ourselves as neo-Hasidic: “Hasidic” because we believe that serving God is not only a matter of the head but of the heart, “neo” because we are committed to equality of the sexes, welcoming to gays and lesbians, and rejecting every form of chauvinism and affirming the equal value and equal closeness to God of all people on our planet. We are a community that is lively, intellectually serious, spiritually deep, joyous, supportive of each other, and full of good humor, generosity and fun.
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Network of Spiritual Progressives
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The Network of Spiritual Progressives — the interfaith advocacy arm of Tikkun magazine — seeks to transform our materialist and corporate-dominated society into a caring society through consciousness raising, advocacy, and public awareness campaigns that emphasize generosity, peace, and social transformation. The NSP shifts mass consciousness by challenging status-quo ideas about what is possible. Founded in 2005 by Tikkun Editor Michael Lerner, Benedictine Sister Joan Chittister, and Princeton University Professor Cornel West (author of Race Matters), the NSP has current campaigns for a Global Marshall Plan and for an Environmental and Social Responsibility Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The NSP is not only for members of religious communities but also for people who do not believe in God or do not associate with any religion but do realize the need for a new bottom line in our world today. Become a member today!