Suzanne Brody
Suzanne Brody is a rabbinical student at the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies of the American Jewish University in Los Angeles, CA. A graduate of Wellesley College, Dr. Brody received her PhD in neuroscience from UCSD (The University of California – San Diego), where she did research on the biology underlying schizophrenia. Following receipt of her PhD, Dr. Brody spent three years living in Jerusalem and studying at the Conservative Yeshiva. Her first book of poetry, Dancing in the White Spaces, celebrates a love of Judaism through poems about Shabbat and Torah and her current work includes an examination of the issue of infertility as presented in the Tanach as well as an exploration of the many intersections between science and Judaism. She currently serves as the Jewish Educator for the children’s program at the Shtibl Minyan in Los Angeles, and she will continue working with children as the Rabbinic Intern for Camp Alonim this summer. She is looking forward to serving as a Rabbinic Intern at Temple Beth Am in Los Angeles beginning in August. She is fortunate to be joined on her life’s journey by her husband Marcus, and is blessed to be the mother of Meital and Hillel.
You can find out more about Suzanne at http://rabbisuzannebrody.wordpress.com/
Posted by Suzanne Brody | Tags: Shmot, Sefer Shmot
My son is fascinated by fire. He pretends to light Shabbat candles using his toy candlesticks, and every time he passes by the spot where we store our hanukiot, our menorahs, he points to them and says "fire. Don't touch. Very hot." Yet the potential danger doesn't deter him from climbing up on a...
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January 13, 2012
Posted by Suzanne Brody | Tags: Beha'alotcha
“Mocking Birds”
Desert floor
covered by quail
G-d’s ironic response
to ungrateful complaints.
Feather’s fly
as poisoned meat
stuffs greedy mouths,
silencing negativity
forever.
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June 10, 2011