by Daniel Feldman
Thirteen men and women sat in a circle around the fire, meditating quietly with focused
intent. The pungent smoke of the burning flesh and hair of the goat filled our nostrils. Mixed
emotions stirred within us and a few could still not hold back tears that began to flow when the
goat was slain and the blood collected. Most had never seen an animal slain for any reason, let
alone as a sacrificial offering; many were vegetarians. But an overriding sense of higher purpose
and appropriateness held everyone steadfast to the events at hand, and we were ready to do what
needed to be done.
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