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For LGBTQIQ People

A blessing for receiving Torah, acknowledging the diversity of the spectrum of queer identities

  • by Andrew Ramer
B'shalach, bisexual, gay, lesbian, LGBTIQ, LGBTQ, Mi Chamocha, queer, same-sex wedding, shema, transgender, Yitro
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On Crossing the Sea of Reeds

Guided meditations based on midrashim relating to the splitting of the sea in the Exodus story

  • by Ariel Neshama Lee
B'shalach, meditation, Miriam, Serach
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Fear and Overcoming: Breathing in a Strong Spirit

Praying for strength to emerge from our narrow places in order to enter into the promised land

  • by Ellen Dannin
B'shalach, maggid, Mi Chamocha, seder
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Out of Egypt

A poem to make make space for mourning during the Passover seder

  • by Tamar Stern
B'shalach, seder
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Miriam’s Song

This song, celebrating Miriam’s song at the sea, is great for the seder. Give everyone a tamborine! 

  • by Debbie Friedman
B'shalach, Miriam's cup, seder
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We Are the Magicians

A poem about Miriam and women’s liberation
  • by Tamara Cohen
B'shalach, Miriam's cup
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The Songs of Miriam

A poem about the three stages of Miriam’s life. Miriam the prophet is traditionally celebrated during Nisan.
  • by Alicia Ostriker
B'shalach, Miriam's cup
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Learning to Say "We": Writing Identity

In this immersion, we will reflect and expand on our personal experiences of identity, using writing exercises and in-depth discussions to think about, challenge, discover, explore, and experiment with different ways to identify ourselves, to consider how those ways connect us to and separate us from others, and how they represent and misrepresent aspects of who we are.

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