Topic Tags: Biblical women

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A person poem told from Vashti’s perspective
Stone statue of a crowned woman with braided hair against a blue sky and tree branches.
“Ribono shel Olam / Make me like our mothers and heroines…”
Field of red flowers under a cloudy sky at sunset, with sun setting near the horizon and trees silhouetted.
A beautiful kavannah (intention) for lighting Shabbat candles.
split screen of two photos, one of light-skinned woman with short brown hair, hands open over lit shabbat candles, second image same woman has her hands over her face blessing the shabbat candles

Adds biblical women to the list of biblical men in this traditional prayer

a person in a white dress with long dark wavy hair stands with eyes closed and hands clasped at the heart in the middle of a field of yellow flowers on a foggy day

Feminine aspects of some foods and rituals associated with Rosh Hashanah

a cluster of red apples hanging from a branch of a tree

Excerpts from a poem which addresses the feminine aspects of God and the merits of biblical women

person with long hair facing away with black and rainbow kippah blowing shofar

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