Tikkun Olam: The Shofar Calls to Justice
The blowing of the shofar is also a call to take action for justice in the world.
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The Darkness Before Creation
When I explore my own nature, or experience the sacred, most often I feel a deepening into darkness. Although dominating theologies create binaries, in which light is good and darkness is evil, when we recognize the multivalent nature of all that is, we see wave upon wave of dark and light.
by Rabbi Fern Feldman
Darkness: A View from Kabbalah
by Rabbi Fern Feldman
The Zohar imagines the process of creation as a flowing forth from a deep spring or well.
The Darkness Before Creation: A Meditation
In this guided meditation, Rabbi Fern Feldman takes you on a short journey back through the creation story to be held in the dark waters, and hear what wisdom you may find there.
Redemption in Darkness
by Rabbi David Seidenberg
Hanukkah (Chanukah) is about darkness as much as light. Rabbi David Seidenberg teaches about the necessary interaction of the two in a mystical celebration of the holiday:
The Bedtime Shema
Bedtime Shema songs by Jordan Franzel and Lisa Tzur. Adapted from the Sh’ma for Bedtime in the Siddur, the Jewish Prayer Book, this composition was written in Jerusalem for the URJ Eisner Camp of Great Barrington, MA. It was published in the Shireinu series, the songbook for the Reform Movement.
Sharing Circle: Rainbows
What does the Rainbow symbol mean in your life?
Is there a time that a rainbow lifted your spirits to a moment of enchantment or transcendence?
Dreams
Nightime and sleep bring us to the world of dreams.
If you’re a dreamer (we all are), read on: this post is about you.
Tikkun Olam: Clean the Air
Poem: Who has Seen the Wind?
by Christina Rossetti
Who has seen the wind?
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