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This reflective piece explores creating sacred space (temenos) amidst modern crises like COVID-19. It uses Jewish myths and personal dreams to find hope and meaning in uncertain times.

Keywords:
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  • Psychology
  • Sociology
  • Cultural Studies

Background:

  • Recent global events (COVID-19, social unrest, political turmoil) have disrupted personal and collective safety.
  • Analysts face unique challenges in navigating and making sense of this "new normal."
  • The concept of "temenos" (sacred space) is explored as a framework for understanding and coping with crisis.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To reflect on the challenges of modern analysis conducted remotely (e.g., via Zoom or telehealth).
  • To examine the creation of sacred space (temenos) in the context of contemporary disasters.
  • To explore Jewish myths as a source of resilience and transformation during times of upheaval.

Main Methods:

  • Reflective writing integrating personal experiences and professional insights.
  • Analysis of two Jewish myths: Choni HaMagel and the tale of four Chassidic Rebbes.
  • Interpretation of two personal dreams experienced during the pandemic, symbolizing destruction and transformation.

Main Results:

  • The study highlights the difficulties of maintaining a therapeutic "temenos" through technological means.
  • Ancient Jewish narratives offer models for establishing sacred space amidst crisis.
  • Dreams serve as a powerful, albeit sometimes unsettling, source of insight into collective and personal states.

Conclusions:

  • Creating and maintaining sacred space is crucial for psychological well-being during times of widespread disruption.
  • The integration of myth, personal experience, and dream analysis can foster resilience and hope.
  • Despite destruction, there is potential for future transformation and the re-establishment of safety and predictability.