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This ritual was created with the support of Rabbi Elyse Pincus Abrahams for individuals who are experiencing estrangement from their families.

This ritual is designed for an adult B’nei Mitzvah cohort in advance of their service.

“I feel whole for having finally embraced / those living waters and the Jewish people and / myself.”

A mikveh ritual to mark the end of a challenging time.

While traditional mikveh rituals use water, this alternative uses the air generated by four fan-bearers.

“12 months of mourning, / Travelling, conjoined, / On our continuing / Separate ways.”

“I stand here today to acknowledge and affirm this moment in my spiritual journey”

“Forgive me and help me to forgive myself and others”

“I am more aware of the fluidity of it all”

“It is a cosmic principle … the Eternal Mystery”