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Evening Service

sundown, a woman prays

As day turns into night, we pray that the shelter of divine peace spreads over all the inhabitants of the earth.

Latest Rituals

These new additions to the Amidah add created to recite leading up to the Presidential the election.
scrabble tile letters spell out freedom
A ritual for mindful and embodied recitation of the shema
woman looking up with eyes closed
brown skinned woman with long dark hair in forest, hands pressed together, looking up, with a look of wonder or gratitude
“Creation happens through the dark”
person standing small on rocky land beneath blue sky full of stars
“Shine to me, stars. / There’s too much light.”
pinkish dark night sky with clouds and stars and person sitting on a boulder looking up at sky with headlight on their head
“Our days move like sea waves, sound waves”
person standing in ocean water with arms raised to yellow-pink sky, sun rising or setting
“We become / what is burned into us: what / we open ourselves to.”
Silhouette of a person surrounded by countless glowing lanterns in a dark, reflective room.

“Shepherd me …”

Person sleeping peacefully under a brown blanket beside a window with blinds.

Interpretive translation of second paragraph of the Shema

A large, sprawling tree with twisting branches in a dense, green forest.

“Infinite One, Don’t turn away–accept my prayers. I know You hear all our prayers”

Person in a white shirt with a hand on chest, wearing a beaded bracelet and a pendant necklace.

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