Hail to the Chief
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It is not appropriate to try to reconcile ultra-Orthodox and Reform Jews, according to Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. He has tried to do so in the past, but now believes that he must express his own views, presenting the Jewish tradition as he sees it. He believes that the taboo against anti-semitism that existed for 50 years after the Holocaust is starting to disappear, with one or two early indications of a revival of anti-semitism emerging. He feels that terrible things happen if people do not live by the code given by God to humanity to live by.
Publication Name: The Independent
Subject: Retail industry
ISSN: 0951-9467
Year: 1998
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Paul McKenna, hypnoti...ZZZZZ
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It is worthwhile being based in the US, according to hypnotist Paul McKenna, as there are many television programmes there through which he can promote himself and his products. He strongly emphasizes the benefits of self-hypnosis, which he believes has played a key role in his rise to fame. He is a firm believer in having specific goals, and is now striving to get married, have children and have more enriching experiences. He admits that he likes to be in control, but emphasizes that he can also be spontaneous.
Publication Name: The Independent
Subject: Retail industry
ISSN: 0951-9467
Year: 1998
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