
Yom Kippur – A Womb of Compassion
Yom Kippur is a moment reentering the Divine Womb, where we can be rebirthed anew, coming through with expansion and elevation, cleansed, strengthened, and reinvigorated.
Yom Kippur is a moment reentering the Divine Womb, where we can be rebirthed anew, coming through with expansion and elevation, cleansed, strengthened, and reinvigorated.
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Each element of the classical High Holy Days imagery finds its counterpart in our present reality: The fateful books in which we have written our destiny with our own hands – the climate change we have wrought ourselves
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With Rosh Hashanah around the corner, it’s the perfect time to purchase a gift for a friend or host.
Over the years, mo-ed deedani was like an extended drop-in/ playdate/meet-and-greet, whether in my parents’ living room, my aunts’ or uncles’ living rooms, a huge synagogue social hall in Forest Hills, Queens, or outside, on the lawn of a park in Manhasset, New York.
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“Trying to be free from what?” I ask myself, in my yearly meditation on freedom.
The Haggadah contains an endless number of narrative threads, all of which will be present when the Jewish people sit down for the holiday this week.