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A new interpretation of 10 universal laws.
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A teaching about how G-d/Shekhinah is present in the Purim story through Her human partners, Queens Vashti and Esther.
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“There is a line / drawn by darkness, emboldened by Evil, itself…”
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“Which letter is my own in all of Torah?”
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“May love flow from our broken hearts, and may their yearning return us to our humanity.”
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“May we never forget that we are all connected, historically, relationally, energetically, and that harm to one is harm to all.”
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“the door will open, / the Shekhinah and her entourage of angels / will enter our temple in time.”
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“In Hebrew, shakan, dwelling place, often referred to a royal residence. / The rabbis gave it a feminine ending: Shekhinah. Divine mother.”
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A mikveh ritual to mark the end of a challenging time.
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