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Finding forgiveness and self-compassion
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“For all of our failures to protect you, our daughters, mothers, partners and friends”
Protesters outside a government building hold signs advocating for abortion access.

Al Het recalling sins against Black Americans

Silhouette of a person standing by a calm lake during a cloudy, pastel-colored sunset.

“O God, please forgive us for spending another year in vain, in a liminal space, attempting to find the perfect balance”

A person in a white robe and glasses reads a book with Hebrew text indoors.
An alternate version of Al Chet and Ashamnu for the #MeToo era
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When our hearts ache, may we ascend like the letters of the Torah

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A poem about spiritual mutiny for Elul

a person wraps their arm around another person as they sit looking out on a body of water with a boat in the distance

“For the sin we commit when we fail to recognize the enormity and pervasiveness of the global refugee crisis”

a fist painted red, white, and blue

Combines the ritual of tashlikh with the words and sentiments of U’netaneh Tokef and Al Het in a series of experiential activities to recognize and let go of our sins

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