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The immersiveness of this Tu Bi’Shevat playlist and practice is a chance to find the softer, quieter parts of yourself at your own pace.

Like the liturgists of old, Arlin’s work troubles us where we are too comfortable and comforts us when we are troubled

Celebrating the intersections of Black and Jewish culture, creativity and resilience

What drew me to Birkat HaGomel was the core concept of return to a community

Only months after giving birth did I realize how much I could have benefited from a spiritual birth plan

This time there was no escaping it. This was my last child, and this would be the end of our physical attachment. 

An artistic validation of the many textures of grief

May our prayers and voices weave together to draw the Divine presence near.

The sukkah protects the vulnerable … and it exposes the violators

What I didn’t expect was how much fun it would be. Each time I dipped, and came up to speak my words, I smiled and laughed.