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Before beginning a writing project or before repairing a scroll, I speak out my verbal intention. But then I often stay still for an extra moment.
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An Elul 5783 teaching by Rabbi Janet Madden
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Imagine that the whole world is God’s sukkah, and that we are all sheltered there.
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Creating sacred space for prayer writing

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“Writing prayer can be a lonely task.”

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“See, I set before you this day, a blessing and a curse. Choose blessing.”
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A journey of art making, writing, and meditation

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Instructions for taking stock of our lives at the beginning of the New Year

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Questions to reflect on for the new year

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