...Leonard Felder Copyright © Tikkun magazine 2008 A Jewish Approach to Conflict Resolution Mussar Part II by Leonard Felder (I n the M a r c h /A p r il2 0 0 8 issue o/Tikkun, L eo n a rd F elder w rote a b o u t the o rig in s a n d d a ily...

... tive (and what could be done differently when confronting a defensive individual about im­ proving some broken comer of the world). In a class on the Mussar tradition within Judaism, given by abeloved rabbi, I found the missing piece of my earlier Jewish education on repairing the world...

... is in fact a very smart purveyor of new ways of thinking about God, and his purported message from God to the world in his latest book is stated clearly on the cover: “You’ve got me all wrong.” In the Jewish realm, Alan Morinis’s new book, subtitled Mussar Teachings to Transform Your Life , and Rami...

... are not forgotten, me, it was so much easier to just listen and progress, but as I’ve learned in my Mussar men who were executed in 1927 for being appreciate how hard this is for my mom. I studies, I’m also a vulnerable work-in- labor activists and for being Italian immi­ actually had a moment where I looked...

... the adversarial system should be solitude, the wilderness in winter, yoga, integrated into legal practice. It is not just MUSSAR STYLE (continued from page 61) and meditation, painting an evocative pic­ the consciousness...

..., “The heart has its reasons, which reason knows nothing of.” • Rabbi Yisrael Lipkin Salanter, the father of the Mussar movement, teaches, “Man is freed by his imagination, but bound by his reason...