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Preparing for Passover

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Passover requires a lot of work. Cleaning, cooking and planning a seder involve a great deal of time and labor. These poems, songs, and kavannot help us prepare our hearts as well as our homes.

Latest Rituals

“What more can be said about plagues?”

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“Do we see our world in the burning bush?”

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“A life saved by civil disobedience”

Sunset over a river with silhouettes of trees lining the horizon, reflecting on the calm water.

“I never understood / why you couldn’t just / let my people go”

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“I used to whisper evening prayers / Now I recite statistics”

Three hikers with backpacks walk through a sunny, rocky desert landscape under a clear blue sky.

“in this plague spring …”

Hand wiping wooden table with yellow cloth, fruit bowl in foreground, cozy living room in background.

Ritual using water, salt and stones to symbolize grief

A bowl of assorted stones with one stone engraved with the word Remember in the center.

Haggadah supplement during pandemic

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