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Interview with Poet Hal Sirowitz on “Being Human”

We've published Hal Sirowitz's wonderful poetry in earlier issues of Tiferet. You'll enjoy this recent interview with him on "Being Human." Be sure to scroll down - there are two parts to the interview! http://www.riffraf.typepad.com/

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Just One Thing. Rick Hanson Ph.D.

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Meditating on the Colorado Fires

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The Mnemosyne Weekly: Poem Ten

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