Be tamim with Hashem your God. Find the pure unblemished place inside where you are truly with Hashem your God, where you are aligned with your divine essence. (Click image to read more)
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You are so much more than you thought. (Click image to read more)
ESSAY: You Are God’s Beloved Child (Parashat Re’eh) Read More »
You are God’s children (Deuteronomy 14:1). Banim atem Lashem Elokeikhem. In this meditation, we explore what it would mean to live into this reality, to treat ourselves with the dignity and honor of a child of God. We look at the phrase that comes after this one, lo titgodedu, the prohibition against cutting yourself as
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This experience is to help you grow into your own heart, the fullness of your own soul. (Click image to read more)
ESSAY: Desert Suffering As Growth Process (Parashat Eikev) Read More »
The Israelites’ 40 year sojourn in the desert was an extremely challenging one, with snakes and hunger and thirst and difficulties at every turn. In this week’s parsha, this desert experience is described as a growth process, its purpose to help us learn something about our true nature and relationship to God. In this meditation,
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They travelled and they camped, they traveled and they camped. Both growth and rest, both becoming and being. (Click image to read more)
ESSAY: Both Growth and Rest (Parashat Matot-Masei) Read More »
In parashat Masei, the Israelites’ travels through the desert are detailed with 42 stops, each one described in the form vayisu, “they travelled,” and vayachanu, “they camped.” In this meditation, we consider the two energies implied by these two verbs, on the one hand, movement and growth and becoming, and on the other hand, rest
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You are here. You are strong and confident in yourself. You are claiming this space, your right to be here. (Click image to read more)
ESSAY: Standing Strong Like The Daughters of Tzelafchad (Parashat Pinchas) Read More »
In this meditation, we look to the daughters of Tzelafchad — who petitioned and won the right to inherit land — as models of empowerment and agency. We consider their movements, first circling inward and then standing with integrity before others, and we remember God’s supportive ken, “yes” to their self reclamation and to ours.
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What happens when we are not aligned with our divine purpose? The story of Balaam and the donkey shows us. (Click image to read more)
ESSAY: Listening to The Pain, Listening to Our Donkey Part (Parashat Balak) Read More »