Comments on: Contemplating the spiritual in your Biostack http://jcarrot.org/contemplating-the-spiritual-in-your-biostack/ Jews, Food, and Contemporary Issues Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:13:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: sal http://jcarrot.org/contemplating-the-spiritual-in-your-biostack/#comment-11015 sal Thu, 11 Sep 2008 08:45:15 +0000 http://jcarrot.org/contemplating-the-spiritual-in-your-biostack/#comment-11015 hey adam if this youre site its awsome wondering how you are ^_^ hey adam if this youre site its awsome wondering how you are ^_^

]]> By: Rabbi Shmuel http://jcarrot.org/contemplating-the-spiritual-in-your-biostack/#comment-1799 Rabbi Shmuel Sun, 22 Jul 2007 03:02:12 +0000 http://jcarrot.org/contemplating-the-spiritual-in-your-biostack/#comment-1799 Beautiful piece! Profund observations - it's nice to know that some people "get it" all the back breaking work we do - that there's some higher meaning and purpose as opposed to just moving heavy materials around the farm. I never really thought about ben Bag Bag's saying as an invitation to compost before, but I'll certainly look at it through different eyes! (I always though of it as flipping a pancake - "turn it over, turn it over) BTW - why is "The stone..." a new Testament teaching? it's from Tehillim! (Psalms) we say it every new moon and on holidays PS I'm not so sure BBB was a Rabbi - in those days s'micha actually meant something - you might want to look at the source keep posting dude - you're on to something! Beautiful piece! Profund observations - it’s nice to know that some people “get it” all the back breaking work we do - that there’s some higher meaning and purpose as opposed to just moving heavy materials around the farm. I never really thought about ben Bag Bag’s saying as an invitation to compost before, but I’ll certainly look at it through different eyes! (I always though of it as flipping a pancake - “turn it over, turn it over)

BTW - why is “The stone…” a new Testament teaching? it’s from Tehillim! (Psalms) we say it every new moon and on holidays

PS I’m not so sure BBB was a Rabbi - in those days s’micha actually meant something - you might want to look at the source

keep posting dude - you’re on to something!

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