Reuven Goldfarb shares his insights about the true meaning of the creation of the universe and the reunion of all life forms and all inanimate substance with the Source of Life, awareness of all-embracing, fundamental harmony, whose ceaseless thrumming web extols the primal energy, the heart of every star and atom, and all is sanctified.
You’ll be judged by people who don’t know you; you’ll be judged by people who do. You’ll be competing with dead masters; you’ll be competing with young rivals. They serve food while you’re reading. Somebody’s Read more…
Parashat VaYishlach Icons on my desktop look like tombstones as I back away from more stories about the latest Jerusalem bus bombing. My townspeople go about their tasks with fallen faces, still absorbing the Read more…
Reuven Goldfarb believes that no martyr ever won his crown by murdering innocent people.
Reuven Goldfarb feels that the place where he stands to pray supports him well as he climbs to the peak of his soul.
Reuven Goldfarb feels that we're like a platoon, a unit in an army. and that we besiege the fortress of heaven with prayer. The poem is set on his former college campus that then segues into a synagogue quorum for prayer.
Reuven Goldfarb describes how his son is more at peace breathing in the aura of his family home than by other external endeavors..
Reuven Goldfarb recalls Osborne Earl Smith was a baseball shortstop who played in Major League Baseball for the San Diego Padres and St. Louis Cardinals from 1978 to 1996. On June 19, 1996, Smith tearfully said he would retire after the Cardinals’ final game of the season.
Reuven Goldfarb recalls The Brooklyn Dodgers celebrating the winning of game seven of 1955 World Series on October 4, 1955 .
