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few disconnected thoughts

wonder how Orthodox Jews are doing the side curls. sleep in curlers?" Can you imagine: the wife puts her husband in bed and he in curlers ... And this morning yarmulke pinned the girl '- so broken - hairpin (as happens, and often, though probably not in the case of Orthodox Jews, who have large skullcaps, and yet do not put hats). As a wife of such a Jew, umierałabym of despair or ... with laughter.

solid to shred a large practice of haggling is ę . Ch ę cuts move ł me this custom to the Polish. Cho Æ hard for me to imagine Polish sellers, as persuade me that ³ s ę their heart, not wanting to buy something or not agreeing to their proposed price ( game desired spring maintains the desired that by all my purchases ł this sellers in Jerusalem b ędzie mia ³ az ł broken heart), whisper confidentially t ę output petals ± , t ę just for me Price ę and swear: "Do not miss your chance."

For some time there drinking ground coffee with cardamom. Specific taste, but even my tastes. Just like yogurt-banana melonowo. Melons here are juicy and sweet.

learned two words in Arabic: "habibi" (Baby) and "Jalla '(forward, we go ...).

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reading

have brought with him to Jerusalem six books.

Here desired before leaving here, I started, and after arrival ; finished "just Israel":

It's great - Basically a reporter, because written in the form of a conversation the two journalists (Pole and Izrealczyka) - a book about the reality of al ó ³ tuition Israel. How many interesting things I learned about it, "kraiku, who on the world map looks like a comma"!

Now I'm reading a fairly extensive development of a "Jewish. A nation, history, religion "

Extremely interesting, especially because of the perspective from which it is written. Author - German-American rabbi - explains in the introduction: "The book aims to help readers learn to understand religion ę Jewish faith as a living, to understand the breadth and depth of its impact and lasting achievements that brought humanity. ambition ± author was also provide readers with the impression of emotional warmth, charm and life of the Jewish faith of the Jews, and the irresistible force with which it affects the spiritual heritage of his guard ó on. "Indeed, prożydowskość felt in almost every sentence.

During the veneration of the time I spend reading spiritual Fri "With a generous heart and a red-hot love. About the Ignatian mysticism " to which the reading was taking a long time (slow now I'm finishing):

happy to read it as St. Ignatius wanted to come to Jerusalem, and when did it get here, did not want to leave. To leave the Holy City made him only the threat of excommunication in case of disobedience!

book is underdeveloped places (in substance: repetition of thoughts, editorially: Tourneo proofreading), but I go back through it to my Ignatian roots, especially so close to my concept of contemplation in action, which implies: " Each living space is appropriate for the meeting God. " That is, desired e "ca ³ e human life should be to accomplish God's will by the performance of his duties and tasks, and engaging in what data at any given time. "Finding and fulfilling God's will is therefore not restricted only to spend time in prayer and mortification, but [is] to deal with issues that brings everyday life [...], because then every human involvement can be transformed into an encounter with God [...], the authentic and mature ³ s experience spiritual. "Such uj ę photo for me is extremely compelling.

And of course, I look to my guide," The Holy Land. Cultural Guide in the footsteps of Jesus ":

is very approachable, but I miss it a handy example, maps and practical information . So much ż idea that perhaps the author was different - at least seems to indicate the adjective "cultural" in the title.

I have the novel "The rabbi's daughter. About the sex, drugs and orthodox Jews, the true story":

and "Boy and the Turtle":

so that they certainly do not have time to visit before returning to Warsaw. But at no (and probably other Israeli reading), the time will come!