Rabbi Paul J. Citrin has served various congregations as a rabbi for over 40 years. He is retired from the pulpit, but continues to teach in synagogues and community centers. He is the author of several books including Gates of Repentance for Young People (Paul Abrams, Judith) (CCAR Press 2009), Ten Sheaves: A Collection of Sermons and Articles (2014), Lights In The Forest: Rabbis Respond To 12 Essential Jewish Questions (editor) (CCAR Press 2016) and I Am My Prayer: A Memoir and Guide for Jews and Seekers (Resource Publications 2021)

Interview Date: 5/20/2021  Tags: MP3, Rabbi Paul J Citrin, prayer, Sabbath, Torah, metaphor, Avi HaRachamim, Father of Mercies, Mother Father God, metaphor as springboard, shekinah, Jewish tradition, Judaism, Hindu Kālidāsa, Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, Religion, Spirituality, Meditation, Community