There are many moments in Jewish tradition that pull us toward being face to face, Panim el Panim, with the other. Such encounters are elevated as sacred connections between people and between human beings and God. Jewish texts and commentators suggest that a face gazing into a face is perhaps the most potent and transformational posture two individuals can experience. Philosopher Martin Buber calls this moment “revelation,” and he teaches that each person leaves the experience with something “more” in them.     

Thank you for joining us for Erev Rosh Hashanah Services with Rabbi Evette and Susan Spero

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