Apr 17, 2019
Motzi
It reminds me that we are a tribe and we are one. At Shabbat dinner where we all literally, tribally, esotericly rip challah, we are all there with the same purpose. The tribe aspect of Judaism is meaningful to me.
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Motzi
It reminds me that we are a tribe and we are one. At Shabbat dinner where we all literally, tribally, esotericly rip challah, we are all there with the same purpose. The tribe aspect of Judaism is meaningful to me.
kadesh and tzafun
Kadesh: sitting in shul waiting for the Purim Shpiel to start. The AIR was buzzing; not the crowd, the AIR. It wasn’t the way excited feels. Maybe it was holiness? Maybe it was the tribe being a united force?
Tzafun: we have homemade puppets to enhance Chad Gadya
What practices/perspectives do y'all have (part of the seder or not!) that help you have a spiritually meaningful Pesach? I recognize that's a super vague question, so if you're wanting to answer but struggling with how, I'm looking less for seder or halacha and more for personal approaches. -- miriams-well-of-jewish-thoughts