Laura Duhan-Kaplan Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

The book offers a unique spiritual journey through the Kabbalistic practice of Sefirat ha'Omer, encompassing forty-nine days of introspection. Author Laura Duhan-Kaplan combines Kabbalah, philosophy, and personal narratives of love and loss to prompt readers to contemplate themes such as love, boundaries, and gratitude. Through a blend of stories and reflections, she guides readers in discovering Shechinah, the divine feminine presence, within the everyday moments of life.

Exploring the intricate relationships between humans and animals in the Hebrew Bible, Laura Duhan-Kaplan delves into themes of ecology, spirituality, and ethics. She reinterprets biblical figures, such as Jacob's sheep as family and Balaam's donkey as a guide, while integrating insights from biology, Kabbalah, and Indigenous wisdom. Through these narratives, she encourages readers to confront human violence and foster a peaceful coexistence with nature, inviting metaphorical animals to inspire a new perspective on life and parenting.