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This creative ritual can be done during a Yizkor service or other gatherings focused exploring on death, dying and legacy.
a family heirloom photo
A collection of LGBTQ+ blessings, poems, prayers, rituals, and kavanot.
A double rainbow appears in a cloudy sky above utility poles and buildings.
“Dear God of Open-All-Night, / if I may be so familiar…”
Dimly lit narrow street at night with cobblestone path, old buildings, and a glowing streetlamp.
“An old olive tree stands in a grove, verdant, stately and strong…”
Two green olives hanging on a branch with elongated leaves, against a blurred green background.
“Charlotte’s story is not a tragedy / Neither is mine…”
A daisy with rainbow-colored petals arranged in a gradient pattern, centered on a blurred green background.
“This tallis I wrap, / wrapped and feeling warm…”
A person wearing a tallit reads from an open book while seated on a wooden bench.
“They name boats after women – No wonder.”
Wooden rowboat on a calm lake with green lily pads and gentle reflections in the water.
“How do we know what will outlive us? / We all want to be remembered our lives to count for something…”
A starry night sky with a cosmic blend of blue and purple nebulae.
Every journey in life leads into the unknown.
watercolor painting from the perspective of the middle of a river, with trees on the horizon
The power to bless is the power / to choose.
five swallows, one with wings outstretched, sit on a thin branch of a tree with small red leaves

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