noch nicht einmal unsichtbar * lautlos ohne dass je ein laut * kräuselt * lebendige Gegenwart * die Tiefe
Nach den vielen Heschel-Zitaten über den Sabbat als Heiligung der Zeit und den Unterschied zwischen Zeit und (den Dingen des) Raum diesmal am Freitagnachmittag ein Zitat zum Thema „Ding“ (oder nicht) des Philosophen Alva Noë:
„Schabbat Schalom 8“ weiterlesen„Schabbat Schalom 5“ weiterlesen„When history began, there was only one holiness in the world, holiness in time.
„Schabbat Schalom 4“ weiterlesen„The Sabbath is entirely independent of the month and unrelated to the moon. Its date is not determined by any event in nature, such as the new moon, but by the act of creation. Thus the essence of the Sabbath is completely detached from the world of space.
„Sabbat 3 (qadosh)“ weiterlesen„One of the most distinguished words in the Bible is the word qadosh, holy; a word which more than any other is representative of the mystery and majesty of the divine. Now what was the first holy object in the history of the world? Was it a mountain? Was it an altar?
„The Sabbaths are our great cathedrals“.
Abraham Joshua Heschel
„The Sabbath is not for the sake of the weekdays; the weekdays are for the sake of Sabbath. It is not an interlude but the climax of living.“
Abraham Joshua Heschel
Der Mensch, das ist die Freude des Ja in der Trauer des Endlichen.
Paul Ricoeur in „Die Fehlbarkeit des Menschen“
