As part of my project for the first level of Kohenet training, I created a Tu B’Shevat seder. I didn’t publish it last year because I’m still not sure how in love with it I am. I think I’m going to completely re-do this at some point, but I realized that if I share — you all might provide feedback on...
read moreIn the Tu B’Shevat seder, I made the choice to have all prayers address Goddess (i.e. the feminine face of the Divine). This was done as a conscious and carefully considered choice. While Kohenet focuses on the Divine Feminine, I personally believe that “God” is male, female, both and neither — all at once....
read moreTu B’Shevat Seder Some one pointed me to this Tu B’Shvat seder and it’s really worth sharing. I love the care put into not only the text, but also the layout. If you are looking for a way to celebrate Tu B’Shvat tonight, take a look at this seder. It’s simple enough that you could go shopping after...
read moreI’ve been thinking a lot about what a good, simple Tu B’Shvat ritual would be.
read moreIt’s hard to get in the mood of Tu B’shvat when there’s snow on the ground and it’s freezing cold outside. But when you think about it, isn’t this when we need to believe that the sap is rising and spring WILL come back? Simple Tu B’shvat RitualPlease modify this however you like. I kept it very...
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Culture: I am fascinated by both culture on most levels. I mostly focus on American culture and what makes us who we are as a country, but I'm also intrigued by sub-cultures in the USA and the growing global cultural trends.
