Lessons in Coming and Going or Neti-neti (Not this not that)

<p></p><p><span style=color: rgba(0 0 0 1)>In the grand American tradition of Jack Kerouac Woody Guthrie and Mark Twain Rusty Glicksman made travel a vocation - a quest for kicks and truth that led him over three decades through Europe and Asia to the roof of the world Tibet. An heir to the Beat Generation and a veteran of the protest movements of the 1960's he smoked dope and fell for exotic women on a path to something deeper--- a compassionate love that reached out to everyone from lepers and flood victims to a living exemplar in the Dalai Lama. He found a second home in India a taste of enlightenment in Hinduism and Buddhism and a personal bridge across the chasm between Eastern mysticism and his Jewish heritage. Rusty died in 2021 leaving thishis </span><span style=color: rgba(36 36 36 1)>story</span><span style=color: rgba(0 0 0 1)> </span><span style=color: rgba(36 36 36 1)>of lessons learned through the transformative power of travel beginning and ending with the </span><em style=color: rgba(36 36 36 1)>Kol Nidrei a</em><span style=color: rgba(36 36 36 1)> prayer for humanity. </span></p>