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Happy #GivingTuesday! We know you've heard of Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday, but are you familiar with Giving Tuesday? Giving Tuesday is a global movement that seeks to bring donations and support to non-profit organizations amidst a season of spending.This Giving Tuesday, we welcome you to support the causes that are nearest and dearest to your heart. If you're feeling called to support ALEPH's work, we are so grateful! Visit www.aleph.org/contribute to make your donation to support the continued growth of Jewish Renewal. No amount is too small (or too large, for that matter!) and we are grateful for any amount you may wish to give. ... See MoreSee Less
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Behold My Lulav From Succot By Anael Atara (Meryl Joblin)And after the insanity of the terrorist attacks, I divided my palm frond and willow and myrtle into 2 sections reminding me of the division of the land of Israel and its inhabitants. I am called to use my 2 lulavs in the following manner.Heart level. Crossing my heart to express its brokenness. To acknowledge the ancestral trauma in all its manifestations.I shake it.To the E for new perspective. To rise above like a soaring bird seeing with eyes of the heart visioning a new future.To the S for passion of desire for peace and safety to all.To the W for completion of the trauma. To move forward with freedom peace and safety for all.To the N for honoring the most recent ancestors, those that were killed and died before their time. To our own lineage. May we honor them and for the angelic protection which we are calling in at this critical time in our history. To the heavens to beseech Shechina for forgiveness for our ignorance and greed and to beg for an end to this madness.To the earth to honor the magnificence of nature which grounds and sustains us. Nature who herself has been suffering. As we sweep the fronds up between our legs through the root chakra, let us feel that earth connection and its energy rise through our Being.As I swirl both lulavs in front, let the energy vortex eliminate hate and eradicate trauma, clearing a fresh path.As I swirl them to the sides, let them be like the wings of eagles soaring above the current insanity making way for compassion, freedom, justice, loving kindness, and even joy. And finally, let them come together reuniting at the heart level, bringing unification of mind, body, and spirit. If you still have your lulav, perhaps you can join in this practice as we send healing to Mother Earth, all victims of violence and to our own selves as we navigate this tumultuous time. -Words and photo shared with permission by Anael Atara (Meryl Joblin) ... See MoreSee Less
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ALEPH is hosting a series of Zoom sessions this week from several perspectives to support our ALEPH communities in responding to and grieving the current conflict in Israel.Read about each of them and register at www.aleph.org/virtualprogramsThursday, October 12 at 7 pm ET (4 pm PT)Sacred Listening and Gemilut Hasadim (Caring Support) Circle with Rabbi Eva Sax-Bolder and Rabbi Shawn ZevitFriday, October 13 at 12 pm ET (9 am PT)Holding the Complexity of Our Responses with Rabbi Laura Duhan-Kaplan, Ph.D. and Rabbi Dr. Elliot Ginsburg, Ph.D.Sunday, October 15 at 8 pm ET (5 pm PT)Prayers and Music for Peace with the Nechama Minyon with Rabbi Geela Rayzel Raphael and FriendsLearn more and register for the one(s) that call to you most at www.aleph.org/virtualprograms ... See MoreSee Less
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October 9, 2023 | 24 Tishrei, 5784 Our hearts are aching. We pray for the souls of those lost and for the healing of those hurt. ALEPH condemns, in the strongest terms, the atrocious acts perpetrated against innocent lives. We seek the immediate release of all who have been taken hostage. We stand in solidarity with the people of Israel, who are currently enduring a harrowing and ongoing violent assault led by Hamas. This is a dangerous time, one filled with grief, sorrow, anger, and despair. We urge restraint on all sides to not let revenge lead to the spilling of more innocent blood. While our hearts are heavy and our spirits angered, we hold steadfast to our intrinsic Jewish values of cherishing life, of love, and of peace. We believe in the power of unity and the strength that comes from a collective desire for tranquility and security for all people in this beloved region. We send prayers for comfort and healing to the families of those who have been lost. We must hold steadfast to hope for a better future. In the face of adversity, let us remember the words from the Book of Psalms: "Seek peace and pursue it" (Psalm 34:14). Our commitment to peace does not waver, even amidst the current chaos, pain and suffering. We will continue to support skillful efforts that seek a peaceful resolution among all people who cherish the land of Israel/Palestine and call it home. We encourage our community to stay informed, to engage in constructive dialogue, and to support one another during these trying times. Together, we will navigate through this darkness and, God willing, emerge into a brighter future where peace reigns supreme. ... See MoreSee Less
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