Type: Prayer

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A healing ritual for Hanukkah

Hanukkah menorah with nine lit candles, in an alternating pattern of blue and yellow, glowing in the dark.

On Shemini Atzeret, Jews offer a special prayer for rain (it is the beginning of the rainy season in Israel). The traditional version of this prayer refers obliquely to each of the forefathers and their relationship to water; this version highlights the foremothers.

a person with outstretched arms in the water

Women’s prayer for rain

Close-up of raindrops creating ripples on a calm water surface.

The organization urges affixing a purple ribbon to the sukkah and reciting this prayer for those who have experienced abuse or who do not enjoy peace and safety in their own homes.

Sunlit forest with a rocky stream, surrounded by autumn trees and a dirt path.

Appropriate at all times and particularly suitable during the week that the chapter of Noah is the Torah portion

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A possible comfort for one who shouldn’t fast due to health

Three people sitting cross-legged on the floor, meditating in a serene room with minimal decor.

Some find the Yom Kippur liturgy, with its litany of sins, onerous, particularly for women. This text serves as a counterpoint to the traditional Al Het (confession) affirming our goodness alongside our sins.

a person stands in water with their arms raised toward the sky

A prayer based on traditional texts but which addresses God in feminine and gender-neutral imagery

Silhouetted pine trees under a clear, star-filled night sky with a purple hue.

A prayer based on traditional texts which address God as Shekhinah

A calm ocean at sunset with gentle waves, a kite surfer in the distance, and clouds in the sky.

Adds biblical women to the list of biblical men in this traditional prayer

a person in a white dress with long dark wavy hair stands with eyes closed and hands clasped at the heart in the middle of a field of yellow flowers on a foggy day

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