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These four prompts offer ways to share different experiences of gratitude at your Thanksgiving table. 
autumn leaves turn read while trees to the left have leaves fallen
This ritual is for a family convening or establishing a family foundation to make Tzedakah decisions together.
the Hebrew letters for Tzedakah
“G-d forbid we eat grocery store drek.”
clawfoot bathtub
A complete ceremony to honor becoming a grandparent, either with the new family member’s parents and new grandchild present or from a distance
Smiling grandmother being hugged by toddler in pigtails against a black background
“May you claim your ancient power”
brown skinned woman in black tank dress holding hands and dancing with two brown skinned girls by the ocean with water in the background and sunlight
“We never threw our brother / into a well, but coveted / his stories and dreams”
waves rippling and crashing to shore
“Is it selfish of me to ask / That she not be in pain?”
closeup of white arm with an IV in it in a hospital bed with person standing near bed
“It was on an island of death / That my mother / Visited me.”
person with backpack on standing outdoors looking out onto a misty sky with blurry landscape in the distance
“It is a cosmic principle … the Eternal Mystery”
Hukat Olam
“We will return to you, / you will return to us.”
Not in This World or in the Next

The Reconstructionist Network

Light the World: A Nia Dance Party for Hanukkah

Welcome Hanukkah through the Nia movement practice. We’ll kindle our unique candles to music by Jewish singers, followed by prompts for reflection and writing. Nia is adaptable to individual needs and abilities. Move with us on December 7, 2023.

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