Of the more than 60,000 people who are estimated to attend the Burning Man arts festival in the Nevada desert next week, several hundred of them will wander into a Shabbat dinner next Friday night for a taste of modern Judaism at its most eclectic. Jay Michaelson, a well-known rabbi and LGBT activist, will co-lead the Shabbat service at Milk & Honey, a camp of roughly 75 Burners that is embedded in Jewish tradition but welcomes spiritual seekers of all types. Originally called Sukkat Shalom, me...
The Burning Man Experience That Is All About Inclusive Spirituality
The Huffington Post - 26 Aug 2015 20:34
Of the more than 60,000 people who are estimated to attend the Burning Man arts festival in the Nevada desert next week, several hundred of them will wander into a Shabbat dinner next Friday night for a taste of modern Judaism at its most eclectic. Jay Michaelson, a well-known rabbi and LGBT activist, will co-lead the Shabbat service at Milk & Honey, a camp of roughly 75 Burners that is embedded in Jewish tradition but welcomes spiritual seekers of all types. Originally called Sukkat Shalom, me...
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