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The Buddha said that his teaching are not to be followed like laws, but to be used as guidelines in finding your own spiritual path. Rabbi Brad Hirschfield explained that if there are aspects of religion that you don't like, return to where you were raised and make the changes from there. If you like the ritual, keep it. If you don't, drop it. True religion is different for everyone. This blog is a reflection of the journey I take to finding my personal spirituality. The basis for my spirituality stems from a cross between Buddhism and Judaism, but also includes bits and pieces from other religious faiths.
As I develop my individual spirituality, I am moving from the life of college student into the workforce. Included will my journey to find a job I truly love (this seems to be rare nowadays), that agrees with my personal ethics of peace and non-violence.

Friday, June 18, 2010

I have been keeping very busy at the International Wolf Center. The crowds have started to pick up and so has our program load. This weekend is the 25th anniversary of the wolf center and there are many cool events planned. The best by far was tonight when David Mech, a renowned wolf biologist (who just happens to be a board member) talked about his studies on Ellesmere Island. Check out some of my pics of the wolves here.

http://picasaweb.google.com/101749264821817160226/InternationalWolfCenter#
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