Type: Kavanah

Intentions for each day of lighting the Hanukkiyah, connected to the sefirot

This kavanah was written in the wake of multiple acts of mass violence that have made our Hanukkah celebration feel dissonant and fragile.

A reflection for this season of rupture, reckoning, and return.

Let this be our prayer. Let this be our stand. Let this be our refusal to accept empire as sacred, or militarism as holy.

A collection of LGBTQ+ blessings, poems, prayers, rituals, and kavanot.

I am here, standing in the desert. / I wear heavy clothing that will protect me from bullets, / but not from my hurting heart.

Intentions, blessings, and poems to read upon immersing in the mikveh before Rosh Hashanah

To connect the physical with the mental, emotional, and spiritual, Mayyim Hayyim provides Seven Kavanot (intentions) as a guide to help you slow down, center, and be present in the moment

A kavanah on the symbolism of the candle as the soul