PRAYER: A Prayer for the Seder
May the space we jointly create tonight be a true “merkhav yah,” a space of divine expansiveness and inclusiveness. (Click image to read more)
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Passover
May the space we jointly create tonight be a true “merkhav yah,” a space of divine expansiveness and inclusiveness. (Click image to read more)
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Pesach is a holiday that moves us from a place of exiled, restrained speech to an overflowing place of song. (Click image to read more)
ESSAY: Reclaiming Your Voice (Passover) Read More »
According to tradition, dibbur, the capacity to speak was exiled during the enslavement and returned during redemption. This meditation offers an internal experience of this movement from lost voice to speech to song. (Click image to read more and to listen)
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We are not redeemed by the work of an angel, but by the Holy One’s essence inside us. An application of the IFS therapeutic model to the Seder. (Click image to read more)
ESSAY: Not By Means of an Angel (Passover) Read More »
For the precious moment, you have left the straits, the worry, the fear, the holding, the not trusting. You are free and whole and fully yourself. (Click image to read more and to listen)
MEDITATION Script and Recording: Imagining Yourself into Freedom (Passover) Read More »
We can’t lose it, and we don’t earn it, but are we open to receiving it? (Click image to read more)
ESSAY: The Unconditional Love of God (Passover) Read More »
In this meditation we explore Pesach as the holiday of divine unconiditional love, a time when God “leaped over’ the mountains of our flaws and imperfections, our low spiritual state, to redeem us and to claim us in love. We take note that neither can we lose God’s love through our mistakes, nor do we
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The whole Torah depends on this capacity, on this core belief that we are not our history, that we are never stuck, that we can change and release and renew. (Click image to read more)
SHORT ESSAY: The Doorway to Renewal (Parashat HaChodesh and Passover) Read More »
What we most need to remember when we are down in the pit is the possibility of leaving it. (Click image to read more)
TALK: Not Just for Passover: Remembering the Exodus Every Day (Post Passover) Read More »
The seder is a place to process our suffering, our narrow straits, our Mitzrayim, in a holding container of luxury and spaciousness and protection. (Click image to read more)
MEDITATION SCRIPT: For Seder Night (Passover) Read More »