Daily Prayer & Mindfulness

Three people meditate on the floor, sitting in silence with eyes closed, in a bright room.

Every moment of every day invites us to pay attention. We can marvel at what happens within ourselves and the world outside of us. Some of us do this through prayer, others through mindfulness and meditation. No matter what form it takes, noticing and appreciating the wonder of life enhances the act of living.

Latest Rituals

“This tallis I wrap, / wrapped and feeling warm…”
A person wearing a tallit reads from an open book while seated on a wooden bench.
“Blessed are You, Hashem, Healer of all flesh, Worker of wonders.”
Purple flowers swaying in the wind against a blue sky background.
This new text is a collective recitation of the commitments of the Reconstructionist Reparations Resolution.
Golden scales of justice in a sunlit forest, surrounded by green leaves and small flying birds.
” The painting is for grandparents, miles away, / who long for them…”
A watercolor painting of three smiling children sitting on autumn leaves near a lake.
“Feeling the stone rolling off the well, / I welcome / This new day.”
Sunrise over a serene lake surrounded by forested mountains and soft clouds.
This new blessing for medical devices, such as insulin pumps and feeding tubes, and focuses on the mitzvah of shmirat haguf, taking care of one’s body.
A person wearing jeans with an insulin pump tucked into a pocket, connected to a charger with braided strings.
“And may we always draw on joy in the darkness…”
a landscape of gray and brown mountains
This Gender-Expansive blessing includes a masculine, feminine and non-binary versions.
Person outdoors holding up a large blue patterned blanket as it billows in the wind under trees.
These new additions to the Amidah add created to recite leading up to the Presidential the election.
scrabble tile letters spell out freedom
“I strive to generate some forgiveness / for the failures of my growing up life…”
a person walks on a beach alone, towards the ocean

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