t maybe Kushner felt that his son died, because it was his time to go to be with God, for whatever reason, and he eventually was able to understand that and this is why I feel he continued his ways as Rabbi.The major turning point in the Rabbi's life was obvisouly when his son died. This then created spirutal conflicts with the Rabbi, however as time went by he was able to learn in a sense why his son died, and this then made him a stonger, and very knowledgeable Rabbi.As for my spirtual journey, this week, I did pray a few times on my own, as well as in class while we were meditating, I asked God to pray for my fmily, my friends, and my self, to help me get through my injury, and be able to contniue with football. Also I prayed before the football game and asked God for help to win, and to not get injured, but as a whole I still have not been able to get myself into a very spirtual mood. I guess it is because of lack of time, and respect ...
