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This lovely book comes along at just the right moment. The author has much wisdom to share for these difficult times about how to connect embracing the stranger within--our fears, vulnerabilities, and self-deceptions--with welcoming strangers without, whether they be those near to us or far away.</p> --Judith Plaskow Professor Emerita of Religious Studies at Manhattan College and author of <em>Goddess and God in the World: Conversations in Embodied Theology </em></p> With honesty, humor, and gentleness, Sheila Weinberg invites us to join in examining our lives. Drawing on Jewish and Buddhist teach- ings, life stories, and conversations with her grandchildren, she o ers a very timely guide to enriching the spiritual, political, and personal dimensions of our experience.</p> --Martha Ackelsberg William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor emerita of Government Smith College</p>

This lovely book comes along at just the right moment. The author has much wisdom to share for these difficult times about how to connect embracing the stranger within--our fears, vulnerabilities, and self-deceptions--with welcoming strangers without, whether they be those near to us or far away. --Judith Plaskow Professor Emerita of Religious Studies at Manhattan College and author of Goddess and God in the World: Conversations in Embodied Theology With honesty, humor, and gentleness, Sheila Weinberg invites us to join in examining our lives. Drawing on Jewish and Buddhist teach- ings, life stories, and conversations with her grandchildren, she o ers a very timely guide to enriching the spiritual, political, and personal dimensions of our experience. --Martha Ackelsberg William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor emerita of Government Smith College

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