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LivingJudaism is dedicated to sharing  spiritual principles that will help you gain a deeper and clearer understanding of yourself and your world, so you can simplify your life and experience a greater sense of presence, well-being and resilience in the face of whatever comes your way. Our mission is to help you be the best that you can be, so you can enjoy the life you want and make a positive difference in the world
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Our coaching is based on the belief that human beings are innately healthy, and that we already have everything we need to lead productive and fulfilling lives. In fact, our biggest challenge is that we don't understand this about ourselves. (more)
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As of June 2019, Rabbi Spiro has relocated to Jerusalem, Israel. Stay tuned for upcoming events in his new location and regardless of where you're located,  please feel free to enjoy the blog,  taped class series and videos that you'll find throughout this site. 
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It's What We Know That's The Problem
“If at first the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for it.” -  Albert Einstein

On Friday January 12th 2007, the Washington Post conducted a social experiment: World famous violin virtuoso Joshua Bell spent 45 minutes on a Washington Metro platform during the morning commute playing six intricate Bach compositions on a $3.5 million violin. By the time he was finished, a total of six people had stopped to listen and he had earned a whopping $32 from the few passers-by who were moved enough to toss some coins into his case.​
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