Writing with Rebbe Nachman: Creating our own Spiritual Stories
Learn about and discuss some of Rebbe Nachman’s key stories, discovering the meaning that they hold for us today. Rebbe Nachman’s stories will inspire our own wisdom story writing.
Writing with Rebbe Nachman: Creating our own Spiritual Stories
Learn about and discuss some of Rebbe Nachman’s key stories, discovering the meaning that they hold for us today. Rebbe Nachman’s stories will inspire our own wisdom story writing.
Writing with Rebbe Nachman: Creating our own Spiritual Stories
Learn about and discuss some of Rebbe Nachman’s key stories, discovering the meaning that they hold for us today. Rebbe Nachman’s stories will inspire our own wisdom story writing.
Writing with Rebbe Nachman: Creating our own Spiritual Stories
Learn about and discuss some of Rebbe Nachman’s key stories, discovering the meaning that they hold for us today. Rebbe Nachman’s stories will inspire our own wisdom story writing.
Writing with Rebbe Nachman: Creating our own Spiritual Stories
Learn about and discuss some of Rebbe Nachman’s key stories, discovering the meaning that they hold for us today. Rebbe Nachman’s stories will inspire our own wisdom story writing.
Writing with Rebbe Nachman: Creating our own Spiritual Stories
Learn about and discuss some of Rebbe Nachman’s key stories, discovering the meaning that they hold for us today. Rebbe Nachman’s stories will inspire our own wisdom story writing.
Exploring the Truth of This Moment
Thursdays February 6 & 13, 2025 12:00-1:30pm EST $54 During times of global uncertainty and change, we can turn to Jewish texts to help us move through our fear […]
Exploring the Truth of This Moment
Thursdays February 6 & 13, 2025 12:00-1:30pm EST $54 During times of global uncertainty and change, we can turn to Jewish texts to help us move through our fear […]
Write Your Light Hanukkah Journal
Purchase a new ‘Write Your Light’ HanukkahThe holiday which celebrates the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem following its conquest by the Syrians in 165 BCE. The holiday is celebrated by lighting candles in a hanukiyah oon each of eight nights. Other customs include the eating of fried foods such as latkes (potato pancakes) and sufganiot (jelly donuts), playing dreidl (a gambling game with a spinning top), and, in present day America, gift giving. journal featuring readings from Ritualwell writers, designed to serve as kavannot (intentions) for each day of your Hanukkah festivities. Each reading is accompanied by a creative writing prompt, allowing you to express your light throughout the holiday as well. This printable PDF will be sent to you electronically.
Bring the Jewish Practice of Gratitude to Your Thanksgiving
With Thanksgiving approaching, this is the perfect opportunity to delve into gratitude as expressed in Jewish tradition and to create our own forms of thanks through poetry, prayer, or ritual. Join Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer, Ritualwell’s Director of Virtual Content and Programs, for a special pre-Thanksgiving event designed to inspire you before the holiday, inviting you to explore your personal feelings of gratitude and uncover rituals that will bring a sense of sacred awareness to your Thanksgiving table and into your everyday life!
