I recently decided to dive into a deeper study of Jewish practices and ended up reading two books simultaneously. It’s easier on a Kindle, because I don’t have to lug both books around. I found the experience of reading these two books together brought a very well rounded perspective to Jewish practice. I recommend both, [...]
Before Kohenet I had never really explored what it meant to be a woman. It was something that just was. I never felt oppressed as a woman. I never felt like I was less than a man. I just was a woman. Aspects of being a woman like menstruation, just were. I had no strong [...]
I am currently reading The Rosh Hodesh Table: Foods at the New Moon for my Kohenet project. (Thanks for the recommendation, Ashera Batya! More info on my project later!) and I came across a sidebar that mentioned that the fish would have survived the Great Flood. I suppose this should be obvious, but it never [...]
Anyone who has been on the Jewitchery Yahoo Group in the past two years knewthis book, Magickal Judaism, was coming. Jennifer Hunter is one of our own, and put great trust in her community by sharing what she was working on with us. Needless to say, this built up great anticipation in the community. People [...]
I’m currently reading Sisters at Sinai, by Jill Hammer and it’s so good I have to share it. I originally added it to my library queue (yes, I have a queue) because I was really impressed with Jill’s website, www.telshemesh.org. What’s interesting is that I’ve gotten to know her a little, and the book arrived [...]
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