Sanctifying Intimate Relationships

Intimate relationships bring two people together in a unique emotional and physical connection. This is something to celebrate, whether through the public festivity of a wedding, or in the private reflection of immersion in the mikveh. Sanctifying our intimate relationships elevates these unions and gives them a context of meaning and joy.

Latest Rituals

“Let your whole range of emotions surround you and wash over you like the water”

Pandemic Anniversary Mikveh Guided Visualization

Non-Theistic Jewish Wedding Blessings

Brit Ahavah – Covenant of Love: Non-Theistic Jewish Wedding Blessings

“Draped open, the Torah frames, / Our bedposts / Their cyclical story revealing / A midrash made flesh.”

Succor

“Draw from me, and I from you. / Let us mingle a new moon.” 

Holy Consummation

“Come, my beloved, / Draw close”

Notes on Revelation

“Your love is running honey”

Back in the Garden
“We have the opportunity / To become a re-creation”
Hayyei Sarah: My Prayer

Printable mikveh guide with blessings and kavannot

Rebirthing Ourselves to Rebuild Our World: A Feminist Mikveh Guide

God is loving another

Gd is Simple

A small, adapted wedding during COVID-19

Adapted Wedding Ceremony During COVID-19

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Count On Telling Your Story: A Ritualwell In-Person Immersion

Join us for Count On Telling Your Story: A Ritualwell In-Person Immersion on Sunday, June 9th. Mix and mingle with old and new friends, enjoy delicious kosher-vegetarian food and engage in a variety of creative, thought-provoking sessions exploring rituals, writing, and art.

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