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Kol hakavod (kudos) to Rabbi Yonassan Gershom for writing this splendid, much needed book, arguing...
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Earth Etude for Elul 9 – Weeds and Debris
by Maxine Lyons I started to think about teshuvah and Rosh Hashana early this summer...
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by Rabbi Margaret Frisch Klein An etude is a song, a song of praise. This...
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In the fight to secure the planet’s future, the Rabbinical School of Hebrew College is...
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Rosh Hashanah is the time when Jews take stock of their lives and consider new...
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Earth Etude for Elul 11 – The Freedom of Dance; the Prayer of Protest
by Maggid David Arfa Shalom Shachna, the son of Holy Angel, the grandson of the...
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by Steph Zabel “I thought the earth remembered me, she took me back so tenderly,...
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Sukkot commemorates the 40 years when the ancient Israelites lived in the wilderness in frail...
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by Rabbi Shoshana Meira-Friedman When I was a teenager, my grandfather would set aside mailings...
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Rosh Hashanah reminds us of God’s creation of the world. The “Ten Days of Repentance”...
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by Rabbi Natan Margalit, PhD “The Pool is closed.  Have a good night. God Bless America”...
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by David Krantz Tekiah! In Elul, we hear the call for the quintessential sound of...
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Earth Etude for Elul 16 – Return to Our Pond
by Rabbi Dorit Edut Frozen for months, life had chilled out for too long last...
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Every year, before Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement), some Jews perform the ceremony of...
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Rosh Hashanah is the time when we take stock of our lives and consider new...
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Rosh Hashanah commemorates God's creation of the world. The “Ten Days of Repentance” from Rosh...
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by Rabbi Lawrence Troster During the month of Elul it's traditional to do a heshbon ha-nefesh a...
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by Judith Felsen, Ph.D.   When You gave us wind we hid from it when...
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Earth Etude for Elul 19 – Movement Building and the Body
by Janna Diamond I invite you to sit up tall. Relax your shoulders. Soften the...
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Earth Etude for Elul 20 – Saluting all who stand tall in the face of “Climate and Carbon Pharoahs”:Rabbinical activist plans eco Yom Kippur services at Lincoln Memorial
By Susie Davidson This article was first published in the August 27 issue of the...
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