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My name is Ketzirah - קצירה (aka Carly Lesser), and I am a Kohenet-Tzovah - a priestess who guards life’s gateways. My mission is to help others experience the best life possible by connecting fully with the Divine presence, the resources they consume, personal expression, and communal ritual experience.

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 While I agree that low-tech religion is good in many ways, technology has had some positive impact.  For example this website brings together many religious people to explore ideas together.  I also think things like Hebcal.com and even the ...
Beautiful vision of what I call "Miriam's Trial."  I wish I had your skill with poetry.  Guess, I'll have to be satisfied with Midrash writing in prose!  ............................................. Or ...
07/02/08 12:57 pm
Beautiful article.  Doesn't the Torah say, "No other gods before me?"  That doesn't say you can't dance at Burning Man, check out a beltane ritual, or occasionally converse with Ganesha -- so long as you come home.  Oh ...
My stimulus check went straight to a local Food Bank.  They are desperate right now and I am not.  That money should go to the people who really need it and not to encourage average people to buy more stuff they really don't need. ...

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A Hanukkah Seder

peelapom

This seder is intended for the eighth night of Hanukkah, as all
eigth candles are light during the seder (but I think you could also do
it on the first night). Unlike Passover, there is no break for a meal
in this seder.  After each section, a dish is served which corresponds
directly to what has just happened.  There are also food blessings
before most courses.  If you are traditionally observant, please feel
free to modify the food blessings to follow your own practice.  Wine is
not called out here specifically, but it would be perfectly appropriate
to include wine with each course.

Another change from the format of a Passover seder is that there is
no specification as to who should read what parts.  I leave that to you
to decide.  You can designate certain parts for a leader or just go
around the table having each person read a section.

Full text of seder available at...

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