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Waiting, by Rabbi Joshua Boettiger

I think of the Omer—this period of time we are now in the midst of—as learning to count, learning to wait.

A New Omer Tradition: Sefirot Nail Art

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Sanctity in Time

"Evening and morning, ritual and rite, / making order out of chaos"

The Four Yizkors: Grief and Memory Hold Hands

"Grief and memory hold hands / as, broken-hearted, we find our way through the Jewish year"

Festival of the First Fruits

A poem depicting the celebration of Shavuot on a kibbutz

Essence of Iyar

A summary of facts, characters, and holidays related to the month of Iyar

The Profound Simplicity of Jewish Spirituality

The act of remembering ... is the heartbeat of Jewish spirituality.

10 Best DIY Omer Counters

Crafty inspiration for designing your own Omer Counter!

In Sorrow and in Conviction: Reflections After Boulder

According to Mordecai Kaplan’s teachings, which have long resonated with me and so many others, to be Jewish in America is to live simultaneously in two rich civilizations, the Jewish and the American civilizations, both full of promise and character-shaping values. To be Jewish in America is to draw deeply from both of these civilizations in order to contribute meaningfully to both of them. As deeply as Kaplan believed this, living it out was often challenging in his day. Increasingly, it is challenging in our day as well.

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