Ehyeh: A Kabbalah for Tomorrow
Arthur Green
2002
To be human is to remember. To lose memory is to lose a piece of ourselves. To lose all of memory is one of the great human tragedies; some part (though surely not all) of the divine light within us goes out with loss of memory. We remember our own lives as individuals, and each person’s uniqueness develops over time out of the memories that he or…
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