Type: Complete Ceremony

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This lovely closing ceremony marks the end of the Fourth Trimester with placenta burial.
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Bris Dam Doros means a Covenant with the Blood of Generations. In this form of bris, blood is spilled to seal the covenant—but not the blood of the child, but rather the blood of the parent/s…
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A template from which individuals who are coming out can choose rituals and prayers to construct a coming out ceremony.
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A reinterpretation of the mikvah ritual to perform when full immersion is not possible.
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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.
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A ceremony to mark this significant moment.
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This ritual is intended for marking the end of the 12-month absence of menstrual bleeding after which a woman is considered officially menopausal.
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This ritual is designed for an adult B’nei Mitzvah cohort in advance of their service.
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This Asexual Coming Out Ceremony can be done by any group or congregation, in any setting.
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