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Bris Dam Doros means a Covenant with the Blood of Generations. In this form of bris, blood is spilled to seal the covenant—but not the blood of the child, but rather the blood of the parent/s…
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“Your wellsprings are full of compassion. Your mountains soar above our souls…”
mountains stretching across the sky
A poem about the gift of Torah and the covenant between the poet and God.
person from behind facing mount sinai at dawn
A reminder of our covenant with the Source of Life.
green mountains above a green valley
“How might we mark the moment of birth and coming into Jewish covenant without focusing on the gender and genitals of an infant?”
closeup of person's white hands holding white baby's small bare feet with dappled sunlight shining
Baby naming tradition matching Hebrew letters of child’s name to biblical verses
A couple smiles at a sleeping baby wrapped in a white blanket with stars, standing together by a window.

This ritual can be woven into an aliyah, another part of a Torah service or can stand alone

A newborn baby peacefully sleeping, wrapped in a cream-colored blanket against a soft gray background.

celebrating a gender transition

Person smiling, wrapped in a rainbow flag, with a colorful hairstyle and a cityscape in the background.

“Your struggle is your strength”

shot of Jerusalem on a sunny day with barbed wire in the foreground

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