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This Wild Mikveh honors climate grief and facilitates a transition into meaningful action.
Person holding a colorful scarf stands on a wooden pier over calm blue water with mountains in the distance.
A ritual of grief, rage, and sacred transformation for when a disability progresses
Watercolor illustration of dandelions blowing seeds in the wind over green grass and a blue sky background.
Rabbi Geela Rayzel Raphael wrote this prayer of comfort after Oct. 7, 2023.
A white rosebud covered in water droplets against a dark green blurred background.
This guided meditation is designed to be part of a Yizkor cservice,
Gentle ocean waves at sunset with orange and blue reflections on the water.
“May the love that fills our souls bring peace to our troubled minds.”
Crescent moon in a softly lit sky with clouds in pink and orange hues.
“We are Moses on the mountain begging to behold a Presence…”
Desert canyon with towering cliffs under a bright blue sky and scattered white clouds.
“And on another side, / children whose names the world never learned, / mothers who died calling for their babies, / fathers buried beneath silence.”
A torn paper heart hanging on a string against a dark background.
“One day, maybe, the Kaddish won’t scrape my throat raw…”
Willow tree with drooping branches, lush green leaves, and sunlight filtering through, casting shadows on the ground.
“The world owed them better. / The world owed them more.”
A single red poppy growing beside a railway track, surrounded by small rocks and green foliage.
Madeleine Sklar shares a ritual and poem for the grief of a miscarried child.
Two individuals in floral-patterned clothing holding hands outdoors, conveying a sense of support and connection.

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