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Sefirat Haomer
Forty-Nine Days of Self-Reflection
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The Other Side of Unforgivable Counting the Omer
By Tzippora PriceHow can I expect to be forgiven if I have not extended the same grace to others, if I have not demonstrated with my daily behavior that we can treasure our relationships despite their imperfections? 4 Comments |  |
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A Time To Heal The Month of Iyar
By Sarah SchneiderIyar is the only month in the year where every day has a special, time-bound commandment to perform. This newborn chunk of soul is receiving daily work on ourselves... 7 Comments |  |
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Healing Through Humility
By Sherri MandellI am full and empty. I lose the love, the joy, the security of an intact life. But I learned the beauty of surrender... 4 Comments |  |
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Waiting for G-d(ot)
By Shimona TzukernikBeneath all those longings and fears, beneath even the anticipation of honeyed blessings, lies - I sense - a deeper waiting... 4 Comments |  |
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Life, Not Ashes A Lesson from Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai
By Sherri MandellI resent them for having this conversation while I am in the room. I cannot share their interest in fabrics and sizes and prices. I have come here to swim to encourage the pain to move through me... 6 Comments |  |
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Rain, Rain, Come Again A Lag Ba'Omer Lesson
By Chana KrollRain was our enemy. It meant no tree climbing, no kickball, and no raiding my mother's garden for the ripe strawberries she had not yet discovered. It meant, in short, no real fun for an entire day... 1 Comment |  |
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Changing the Narrative
By Shoshana BenjaminMaya asked a few questions, peered into cupboards and bedrooms in her best social-worker manner, and then left. I was sure we passed the test... 7 Comments |  |
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