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A short ceremony for acting on the decision to put a beloved pet to sleep

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This ritual is intended to help kids to have a focal point firmly grounded in their faith on the day of their visit to the doctor

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Welcoming a baby girl while marking her with the letters of “Shadai” as a sign of the covenant

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A contemporary tisch focused on bringing grateful awareness to the wedding day

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Invoking the prophetess Devorah and symbolically wrapping tzitzit to welcome a baby girl

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Prayers and kavannot for those who should not fast

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The ceremonial first haircut for a child at the age of three.
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A ritual to mark gender transition and celebrate freedom

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A moving ceremony including prayers and poems to commemorate the attacks of September 11, 2001
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Ceremony with friends and officiant including song and a ritual handwashing

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