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Contributed by: David Seidenberg, Neohasid·org
A litany of hoshanot for use in a ritual prayer circle march on the festival of Sukkot.
Contributed by: David Seidenberg, Neohasid·org, Aharon N. Varady (transcription)
A Tu Bishvat Seder Haggadah prepared for a time when the Jewish New Year’s Day festival for trees coincides with a total lunar eclipse, as occurred in Tevet 5779 (January 2019).
Contributed by: David Seidenberg, Arthur Waskow, Neohasid·org, the Shalom Center
This is a prayer to be read between the 17th and the 27th of Iyyar (בין י״ז ו-כ״ז באייר), between the 32nd (ל״ב) and 42nd (מ״ב) days of the Omer.
Contributed by: David Seidenberg, Neohasid·org
This is a prayer to be read between the 18th and the 27th of Iyyar (בין י״ח ו-כ״ז באייר), between the 33rd (ל״ג) and 42nd (מ״ב) days of the Omer.
Contributed by: David Seidenberg, Neohasid·org
A “secular” kaddish after my mother died so that I could say kaddish under circumstances where I could gather ten people but not ten Jews.
Contributed by: David Seidenberg, Neohasid·org
A brief liturgy for the occurrence of the winter solstice [in the Northern Hemisphere] with Ḥanukkah. Note that this is a kind of eco-liturgy, but it also stands on its own without imposing an ecological overlay. Since it’s still solstice all day, you may want to use this prayer now, or at dusk tonight.
