Wednesday, July 02, 2008
Why We Laugh, and Why We Need to Keep on Laughing
Who would ever guess that learning to appreciate laughter is one of the ways we can achieve wisdom? Well, Rabbi Noah Weinberg is one of the wisest men I’ve ever known. He founded one of the most influential Jewish studies programs for the unaffiliated more than 25 years ago, which are now spread out worldwide. Rabbi Weinberg laces his life lessons with occasional jokes and ready smiles, and I wanted to share an article of his with you about the power of laughter and what our laughter says about us.
I hope you enjoy the article Laughter Is Serious Business. You’ll get happy and a little wiser at the same time!
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