Facilitator: Sarah Chandler, Annabel Cohen and Éléonore Weill
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Elul, spirituality
For centuries, Jewish women in Eastern Europe measured cemeteries and graves with thread. Join us to learn how to perform these rituals using translated Yiddish ethnographic studies and memoirs. Participants will receive training and resources to host a grave measuring event in Elul or another time during the year.
Facilitator: Hila Ratzabi
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: creative writing, Etty Hillesum, Memoir, spirituality
Read and discuss Etty Hillesum’s writings as a springboard for creating our own spiritual and writing practices. We’ll explore major themes in her work: creativity, prayer, meditation, love, suffering, acceptance, death, and freedom.
Facilitator: Adva Chattler
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: conflict resolution
From a Jewish wisdom perspective, learn the practical skills needed to navigate difficult conversations
Facilitator: Sarah Chandler, Annabel Cohen and Éléonore Weill
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Elul, spirituality
For centuries, Jewish women in Eastern Europe measured cemeteries and graves with thread. Join us to learn how to perform these rituals using translated Yiddish ethnographic studies and memoirs. Participants will receive training and resources to host a grave measuring event in Elul or another time during the year.
Facilitator: Hila Ratzabi
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: creative writing, Etty Hillesum, Memoir, spirituality
Read and discuss Etty Hillesum’s writings as a springboard for creating our own spiritual and writing practices. We’ll explore major themes in her work: creativity, prayer, meditation, love, suffering, acceptance, death, and freedom.
Facilitator: Myra Sack
Program Type: Event
Topic: grief, ritual, Writing
Join Myra Sack and the Ritualwell community for a poignant conversation about both the personal journey of grief.
Facilitator: Sarah Chandler, Annabel Cohen and Éléonore Weill
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Elul, spirituality
For centuries, Jewish women in Eastern Europe measured cemeteries and graves with thread. Join us to learn how to perform these rituals using translated Yiddish ethnographic studies and memoirs. Participants will receive training and resources to host a grave measuring event in Elul or another time during the year.
Facilitator: Hila Ratzabi
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: creative writing, Etty Hillesum, Memoir, spirituality
Read and discuss Etty Hillesum’s writings as a springboard for creating our own spiritual and writing practices. We’ll explore major themes in her work: creativity, prayer, meditation, love, suffering, acceptance, death, and freedom.
Facilitator: Adva Chattler
Program Type: ADVOT, Event, Free
Topic: creative writing, Jewish spirituality, Liturgy, Poetry, Writing
Join us for an open house to learn about ADVOT@Ritualwell, a creative home for poets, liturgists, ritual creators, songwriters, and other Jewish artists.
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Wednesdays, November 13, 20, and 27 and December 4, 11, and 18, 2024 12-1:30 p.m. EST $250 Among the 613 mitzvot (commandments) derived from the Hebrew Bible and observed through […]
Facilitator: Alden Solovy
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: creative writing, Liturgy, Poetry
Dive into the richness and depth of four gems from our High Holy Day Mahzor through reading, discussions, and writing exercises.
Facilitator: Rabbi Joshua Boettinger
Program Type: Event, Free
Topic: creative writing, Elul, healing, Kaddish, Mi Shebeirach, Mourners Kaddish, Mourning, prayer
Join us for a special Elul program where we get inside the structure of one of Judaism’s most powerful and enigmatic prayers, examining some of the context and history of this liturgy and then mapping and writing our own versions.
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