Some Thoughts about Liturgy and Poetry
I must begin by clarifying that I start from the position of what might be called “spiritual atheism.” I conceive of the physical world as sacred, and I want […]
Humanizing Mitzvot Through Poetry
Discover your connection to powerful mitzvot through the exploration of ancient and modern poetry. Create your own poems inspired by our reading, discussions and personal reflection.
Humanizing Mitzvot Through Poetry
Discover your connection to powerful mitzvot through the exploration of ancient and modern poetry. Create your own poems inspired by our reading, discussions and personal reflection.
Humanizing Mitzvot Through Poetry
Discover your connection to powerful mitzvot through the exploration of ancient and modern poetry. Create your own poems inspired by our reading, discussions and personal reflection.
Humanizing Mitzvot Through Poetry
Discover your connection to powerful mitzvot through the exploration of ancient and modern poetry. Create your own poems inspired by our reading, discussions and personal reflection.
Discover Your Torah: Preparing for Shavuot with Meditation and Poetry
Join a special collaboration between the Institute for Jewish Spirituality and Ritualwell to prepare for Shavuot through mindfulness meditation, poetry and generative writing practices.
ADVOT@Ritualwell Open House
Join us for an open house to learn about ADVOT@Ritualwell, a creative home for poets, liturgists, ritual creators, songwriters, and other Jewish artists.
The Poetry of Your Ancestors
Prepare for the High Holy Days with poet Anna Goodman Herrick to investigate, conjure, and generate new poetry from our ancestral wisdom and Jewish sacred texts.
Gates of Awe: Writing New High Holiday Liturgy
Dive into the richness and depth of four gems from our High Holy Day Mahzor through reading, discussions, and writing exercises.
Gates of Awe: Writing New High Holiday Liturgy
Dive into the richness and depth of four gems from our High Holy Day Mahzor through reading, discussions, and writing exercises.
