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Elizabeth Kirshner
JoinedNovember 25, 2014
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Elizabeth is a Jerusalemite with a Rebbe Nachman-stickered laptop and a melody filling her heart. An aspiring “creative soul,” Liz can be found studying Talmud and doodling endlessly in the margins. An empathy enthusiast, she is driven equally by curiosity and free coffee.

Siren Season

Elizabeth Kirshner·4 min read
He notices the book I’ve pulled out from my bag; we’ve read it before and it’s one he adores, but selfishly, this selection was in service of my own emotional longings, an effort to fulfill the day’s requisite mourning. By the way, did you know that Anne Frank wrote children’s stories?

My Soul’s Poem For Year 25 And Day 4

Elizabeth Kirshner·1 min read
"She knows /She has nothing to lose, /she cannot Be diminished. She is Netzach - the victory not predicated on competition or power over another But an inner loving-power."

Tiny Torahs And Taking It Personally

Elizabeth Kirshner·8 min read
I embrace the fabric-layered “baby” Torah, as if pouring some amount of my angst and despair into its compact, but miraculously enduring body. Could it understand?

Manny And Me

Elizabeth Kirshner·5 min read
I made sure to be home by eight p.m for the funeral. I felt compelled; it was the “right thing to do.” But it was something more, I couldn’t explain. For Manny Mittleman’s funeral, I needed to bear witness. On this occasion, I needed to be home, just for a moment, if only through a screen. These were, underneath it all, “my” people; this was my community still. Beyond knowing what exactly that meant to me, I knew it was true.

Come On, Get Happy?

Elizabeth Kirshner·6 min read
Confessions from a recovering Adar killjoy.

You Will Get There When You Get There

Elizabeth Kirshner·8 min read
"But I want to get there NOW! I want to get up north and go be mindful already, damnit!" Sigh.

These Are The Murmurings Of Strangers

Elizabeth Kirshner·5 min read
Okay, but we all need the things we need to get by.

Harry Potter And The Hamsa Tattoo

Elizabeth Kirshner·3 min read
There are certainly those who would say my life began a new chapter this past Tuesday. At age twenty-four I...

Where Are You? Now.

Elizabeth Kirshner·4 min read
Apparently humans are the only animals that plan ahead for the future. At least that’s been the conventional belief. Recent research on scrub jays and certain types of monkeys challenges this assumption, and presents deeper questions on what it means exactly to relate mentally and emotionally to the future, or...

The Fish Snake Makes Zionist Hip-Hop

Elizabeth Kirshner·6 min read
“The fish snake makes Zionist hip-hop.” It sounds even more ridiculous – and badass – when chanted in a club...
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