Humanistic Shiva Service
Shiva service with humanist language
Never Again, Again: An Intention in Support of Uighur Muslims and to Bring G-d’s Presence into a Broken World
“this world / could / still be / different”
Draw Me Closer to You
“With every shudder of my weeping was a prayer”
A Contemporary Kinah for Tisha B’Av
When do we lament? / I looked through all my poetry / To find one to share / As a new retelling of / Our communal lament
Hineni: A Kavanah for Tisha B’Av
I am here, standing in the desert. / I wear heavy clothing that will protect me from bullets, / but not from my hurting heart.
Lamentations
“I cried out for my friends (1:19), /
‘See the distress I am in!’ (1:20). /
There was no one to comfort me” (1:21). /
“My heart is sick” (1:22)
My Heart is Before You
In awe of the majestic beauty of nature
No Matter How Many Times
“Adonai, how beautiful is Your name”
A Blessing for New Movements and Where to Go from Here
“we are noticing / we are shivering / we are dancing!”
God’s Lament: A Letter to Daughter Zion
“Your struggle is your strength”
