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Embodying the Tree of Life – A Mind, Body, Spirit Awakening Practice

Join Rabbi Tsurah August for a simple body/mind/spirit practice that uses the paradigm of the Kabbalistic Tree of Life to activate our bodies.
  • by Rabbi Tsurah August
Divine, kabbalah, mindfulness, Sephirot, somatic, Tree of Life
A row of tall trees on a green hillside with dense shrubs under a blue sky.

Woman Is a Tree of the Field

‘Woman Is a Tree of the Field’ is an original work of art inspired by trees in Jewish text and mystical tradition.
  • by Susan Kaplow
Jewish women, kabbalah, midrash, trees, tu b'shvat, women
Textile art of a female figure with fiery hair, twig arms, and plants on a brown fabric background.

The Breaking of the Vessels

“In the ruins of the towers / we walked through daily / you would have found letters…” and added them up to find meaning
  • by Martin Golan
9/11, friendship, grief, kabbalah, loss
Hebrew letters in a book, covered by a menorah with a star of david shining down

From Chesed to Gevurah

  • by Todd Greenberg
God, kabbalah, sefirot
two hands reaching to the heavens

Omer Nidra

Guided meditation for the Omer
  • by Candace Martin
kabbalah, meditation, Omer
sky of clouds and shining pink rays of sun mirrored over water

Rivkah’s Gentle Din

“Any ‘I love you’ / Like water, uncontained / Can have no form.”
  • by Tiferet Welch
grief, kabbalah
woman standing in a canyon stream facing a waterfall

Tevet: A Liberation in Knowing

“Jacob teaches, / We weave / And reweave, / The narratives / Of our lives”
  • by Tiferet Welch
healing, kabbalah, trauma
three candles glowing orange yellow in the dark

Seed of Light

“We can’t see a seed of light / In the brightness of the day”
  • by Tiferet Welch
grief, kabbalah, love
closeup of crystal with lit tea light in background on paper with typed words

Bereishit

“There is joy / At the sight / Of the white fire”
  • by Tiferet Welch
creation, kabbalah
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Brit Bat: A Four Worlds Baby Naming Ceremony

“May you grow to be a strong woman”
  • by Rabbi Debra Smith
baby naming, girl, kabbalah
Smiling couple standing close, holding their newborn baby together.

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Read & Rite

One-stop shop for progressive Jewish books and ritual objects

Placement Office

Placement resources for rabbis and congregations

Havaya Summer Programs

Overnight summer camp and teen Israel experience

Reconstructionist Educators of North America

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Professional association of Reconstructionist rabbis