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Candle #5:
For The
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32443 NORTHWESTERN HWY.
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Twins, with
photographs by
David Fields
and essays by
Ruth and
Rachel
Sandweiss
(Running Press;
$27.50), con-
tains 27 stories
about the special relationship between
twins of various ages and nationalities,
including 75-year-old identical twins
Boris and Joseph Fisch, whose love for
one another, teamwork and faith in
God helped them survive the
Holocaust. According to identical
twin authors Ruth and Rachel
Sandweiss, 31, "While the experience
of being a twin is unique, studying the
closeness of twins can give us all
immeasurable insight into interperson-
al relationships." Oh, and if you don't
want to give the twins in your life the
same book, you can pick up a copy of
another photo-filled volume, The Book
of Twins (Delacorte; $27.50), by 31-
year-old identical twins Debra and
Lisa Ganz, who own a twin-staffed
restaurant in Manhattan. With pho-
tographs by Bill Ballenberg, this vol-
ume tells the stories of 38 sets of
twins. "We realized over time that we
are part of an amazing subculture
based on a bond that's deeper and dif-
ferent than any other," say the
authors.
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Candle #6:
For The
Kabbalist
Heavenly Powers:
Unraveling the
Secret History of
the Kabbalah, by
Neil Asher
Siberman
(Grosser; $25.95), argues that the
Kabbalah is far more than an other-
worldly, occult way of knowledge. The
author, a contributing editor at
Archaeology magazine, takes readers
from Babylon at the time of the
prophet Ezekiel, through Jerusalem at
the time of Jesus, to Baghdad at the
time of Harun ar-Rashid. From there
the history of Kabbalah winds its way
through the wars and international
intrigue of medieval Castile,_
Renaissance Venice and the fabled
court of Suleiman the Magnificent in
Istanbul, and culminates in a golden
age in the mystical city of Safed in the
mountains of Galilee. Silberman offers
a unique and controversial portrait of
the Kabbalah not only as one of the
world's most enigmatic and powerful
traditions but also an explosive politi-
cal cioctrine dedicated to challenging
the rule of the earthly powers-that-be.