Topic Tags: Shekhinah

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“…Shekhinah can shine in nature and maintain Her omnipresence.”
A path with yellow leaves on the ground.
A new lens on creation, through relationship rather than separation.
A rocky landscape is reflected upside down in a clear glass sphere on a weathered wooden post.
“For now, all that we have / is to be together in this brokenness…”
A person walks alone on a sun-dappled road surrounded by tall, dense trees.
This new poem and ritual integrates a morning practice and the Priestly Blessing.
A glass of water with a diamond inside, water splashing as more water is poured in, against a starry 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.
A new interpretation of 10 universal laws.
a tablet with Hebrew writing, looking like the 10 commandments
A teaching about how G-d/Shekhinah is present in the Purim story through Her human partners, Queens Vashti and Esther.
a Purim crown
“There is a line / drawn by darkness, emboldened by Evil, itself…”
sunshine through a giant cloud illuminating the sky
“Which letter is my own in all of Torah?”
a person walks in a field of light

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