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In this week’s episode of Ḥoni’s Circle we study the end of the book of Jonah, 4:5-4:11. We get an interesting perspective on a thousands of years old urban/rural divide, and a retreat into nature that has Jonah diving deep into his feelings. We discuss the benefit of planting more trees in urban areas to combat rising temperatures, analyzing our own feelings in relationship to Climate Change, and think through what natural retreats can give us. Follow along with the source sheet here: https://www.sefaria.org/sheets/531308
By Tamar Libicki and Rabbi Paula RoseIn this week’s episode of Ḥoni’s Circle we study the end of the book of Jonah, 4:5-4:11. We get an interesting perspective on a thousands of years old urban/rural divide, and a retreat into nature that has Jonah diving deep into his feelings. We discuss the benefit of planting more trees in urban areas to combat rising temperatures, analyzing our own feelings in relationship to Climate Change, and think through what natural retreats can give us. Follow along with the source sheet here: https://www.sefaria.org/sheets/531308