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“I squeeze the etrog and smell it, and my heart swells. / The mitzvah is to take the dare…”
lulav and etrog
Three songsheets to use for a tisch- for weddings or other occasions.
outlines of people dancing against a rainbow shaded background
“As the new moon of Adar II rises we give thanks for this double dose of delight…”
a crescent moon and stars seen through the lens of a cave
I wish for you an Elul that is full of future-tense language.
the sun shines behind some clouds in a golden sky
“We are at the beginning / Of new cycles / In a world that is ours / Transcending time and space.”
two people holding fire poi
“Exalt the Divine within you and around you.”
drag queen in pink headdress wearing a black and pink ruffled dress
“Every day we exist inside unfinished business.”
woman in profile holding tree branch
“What had been hidden / Became revealed”
light skinned woman with short blondish hair standing at the shor with arms wide open and sun shining on her face
“There is always hope in Adar”
two people holding open a scroll of esther (megillah)
“May you know your bounty”
tree in the center of image with light shining through, woman dancing to the right, wearing a gauzy white dress that's blowing as she dances with her hands outstretched. she has brown hair and light or olive skin.

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