Topic Tags: eco-friendly

This ritual can be used as a way to enter into a Tu B’shvat seder or teaching session or as an intention-setting or witnessing ritual for an environmental action

“Beneath her tree we sought the truth”

“We come here in humility and gratitude today for the opportunity to celebrate the installation of our solar panels”

“Praise the heartbeat of the universe”

Tekhine connecting the mitzvah of honoring our parents with the mitzvah of caring for Mother Earth

Interpretive translation of second paragraph of the Shema

“Noon January 20: If we create the future in the present, the One from the differences that we can fit together”

“We are each given exactly one chance to be”

An alternative ritual for not lighting Shabbat candles

Guide for a nature-based Yom Kippur ritual in solitude