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A new teaching about freedom, liberation and choosing.
Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs carved on a weathered, reddish-brown stone wall.
“Sing a new / Song / Together / We can / We will / Reach the other side…”
A serene river scene with still water, rocks in the foreground, and trees lining both banks under a clear sky.
This ritual honors Miriam as part pf the seder.
Water droplet splashing on a reflective surface, creating concentric ripples with another droplet above.
“Chop and mix in the well-worn wooden bowl handed down for at least six generations now…”
An elderly hand gently holds a childs hand, symbolizing care and connection across generations.
“We grieve the indifference to / the hunger and need of millions…”
A finger points to Hebrew text in a book, focusing on large green letters.
“Taste the lean spontaneous movement bread, crackery minimal matzah…”
Hands place flatbread into a wood-fired oven using a long paddle, with flames visible inside.
This releasing hametz ritual is for disabled Jews, chronically ill Jews, Unhoused Jews and anyone whose body or circumstances make traditional Pesakh preparation.inaccessible.
Close-up of a burning candle, with melted wax dripping, against a dark background.
This new version of dayenu is a protest reading about current political turmoil.
Crowd of protestors holding various signs, including one prominently displaying the word NO!.
Visit each step of the seder with a Haiku
Book with a Hamsa design on a rocky surface, surrounded by green foliage.
“Someone sneaking to the kitchen to warm the tzimmes / to ladle the soup, plate the brisket…”
A family gathered around a table set with wine, candles, and food, engaged in conversation.

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