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Join us to celebrate the contributions of our Jewish Writers' Circles members and the unveiling of our first anthology showcasing their creations.
Facilitator: Rabbi Yael Levy
Program Type: Event
Topic: creativity, Elul, high holidays, Jewish creativity, Jewish mindfulness, Jewish spirituality, mindfulness, Poetry, Psalms, Rosh Hashanah, Yamim Noraim, Yom Kippur
Prepare your heart for the Days of Awe with a new Ritualwell companion booklet of reflections, poetry, prayers, and creative prompts for the journey from Elul through Yom Kippur. Then join Yael Levy on September 15 for a special exploration of Psalm 130, drawing on insights from her book Psalms: Ancient Songs for These Times. Together, we'll discover how this ancient prayer of longing and hope can deepen our High Holy Day experience.
Facilitator: Amy Gottlieb and Rodger Kamenetz
Program Type: Event
Topic: Attention, creativity, Imagination, Jewish spirituality, Jewish writers, Rodger Kamenetz
Join the Ritualwell community for a special conversation between authors Rodger Kamenetz and Amy Gottlieb about Kamenetz's new book, Seeing Into the Life of Things: Imagination and Sacred Encounter. As we enter the new year, we'll explore how we might cultivate a deeper awareness of the sacred in our everyday lives.
Facilitator: Alicia Jo Rabins
Program Type: Event, Free
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Join writer, musician, and ritual creator Alicia Jo Rabins for an inspiring exploration of how ordinary moments can become sacred through mindful attention and Jewish ritual practice. Drawing from her new memoir, When We're Born We Forget Everything, Alicia will share reflections on finding holiness in everyday life, followed by a creative writing prompt inviting participants to notice and honor the sacred moments woven throughout their own lives.
Facilitator: Anita Diamant
Program Type: Event
Topic: Anita Diamant, creative writing, Jewish writers, Jewish writing
Join acclaimed writer Anita Diamant for a conversation about her writing journey, the evolution of her craft, and what it means to be a Jewish writer today. Together, we'll explore where stories begin, how research and curiosity shape creative work, and the practices that sustain a writing life.
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