A Blessing for my Sisters; Stolen and Lost
“Return home truly when you come home…”
Hanukkah Candles
Nine candles burning so brightly, Watching them illuminate so delightly. Their warmth can be felt from up close, From the tips of my feet up to my nose. […]
Daughters of the Rose
“Now it needs to heal much as we / Scars fade as fears wither away…”
Bearing
“Where I was planted, I took root and was uprooted…”
New Moon Daughter
“I have begun to open my eyes, / For yours shine and turn the dust to a manna.”
Rebirth from the Abyss
“May joyousness fill our hearts,
May food once again satisfy,
May we all sit together, living.”
Blessing (Brakha) for Using Medical Devices
This new blessing for medical devices, such as insulin pumps and feeding tubes, and focuses on the mitzvahLit. Commandment. It is traditionally held that there are 613 mitzvot (plural) in Judaism, both postive commandments (mandating actions) and negative commandments (prohibiting actions). Mitzvah has also become colloquially assumed to mean the idea of a “good deed." of shmirat haguf, taking care of one’s body.
Sheva brakhot for the “spiritual-but-not-religious”
“Blessed is the Abundance of Love that envelops this couple and those who rejoice with them.”
A Ceremony For Coming Out as a Gay Man or Boy
A ritualized way to come out to people of your choosing.
A Litany for a Beloved Non-human Family Member
A powerful ritual for when you have lost an animal companion
