Review
On June 25
in this journal–
A Word for AntiChristmas:“… T. S. Eliot tried to recompose,
in Four Quartets, the fragments he had grieved over in The Waste Land.” — “Beauty and Desecration,” |
Today’s word
(thanks to Michael Jackson)–
From Log24 on Nov. 12, 2005:
“‘Tikkun Olam, the fixing of the world,’ she whispers. ‘I’ve been gathering up the broken vessels to make things whole again.'” — Miriam in Bee Season
“Tikkun Olam, the gathering of the divine fragments, is a religious activity…. How do we work for the repair of the world? If we live in a humpty dumpty world, how do we get it all put back together again?”
— A Sunday Sermon “… the tikkun can’t start until everyone asks what happened– not just the Jews but everybody. The strange thing is that Christ evidently saw this.”
— Martha Cooley, The Archivist |