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Elements of a Sustainable Spiritual Practice: Part V — Summer

May 30, 11

Posted by Ketzirah in Holidays & Holy Days, Spiritual Practices

I started this series in January 2010, with an Introduction to Sustainable Spirituality and ”Four Elements of a Sustainable Spiritual Practice: Part I.” In fall 2010, I picked it back up in earnest with the first of four planned seasonal guides, Part II – Autumn and Part III – Winter. The wheel of the year has continued to...

Elements of a Sustainable Spiritual Practice: Part V – Spring

Apr 10, 11

Posted by Ketzirah in Featured, Holidays & Holy Days, Spiritual Practices, Tekufot

Explore the spiritual practices of Spring, Tekufat Nissan, which is the marker of Spring in Judaism. Spring is the season of Earth (עָפָר) within Air (רוּחַ),

Elements of a Sustainable Spiritual Practice: Part IV – Adar I

I started this series in January 2010, with an Introduction to Sustainable Spirituality and ”Four Elements of a Sustainable Spiritual Practice: Part I.” In the fall of 2010, I picked it back up in earnest with the first of four planned seasonal guides, Part II – Autumn and Part III – Winter. I started...

Elements of a Sustainable Spiritual Practice: Part III – Winter

I started this series in January, 2010, with an Introduction to Sustainable Spirituality and ”Four Elements of a Sustainable Spiritual Practice: Part I.” In the fall of 2010, I picked it back up in earnest with the first of four planned seasonal guides, Part II – Autumn. Now we will soon be entering Winter,...

Elements of a Sustainable Spiritual Practice: Part II – Autumn

Symbol of Community, photo by Jeff Kubina. Used by Creative Commons permission. Back in January I wrote “Four Elements of a Sustainable Spiritual Practice: Part I” — then I wrote a few posts around that topic and hosted a workshop, but never really picked the thread back up again. I think it’s time to...

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Spirituality: My primary lens is progressive Jewish spirituality, but I also like to find the universal elements that connection us all.

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