February 3, 2026 — "On this new moon of Shevat, I trust the process of inner renewal..."

December 24, 2025 —

A modern Tu B'Shvat seder based in the mystical tradition of the four worlds

January 18, 2023 — Tu Bishvat takes its name from the date of its observance on the Hebrew calendar—the 15th day of the month of Sh’vat, which falls in January or February. Tu Bishvat is also known as the New Year for Trees, which is how it is described in the Mishna (Rosh Hashana 1.1) because it is the date from which the age of trees was counted, determining when fruit tithes were owed in the days of the Temple. This date was selected because trees flowered after it. In Israel, where the winters are relatively mild, the date also marks the beginning of the tree-planting season.

July 30, 2026

September 21, 2022

August 17, 2022

February 3, 2025 —

Imagining the human as tree

February 3, 2025 —

"The earth nurtures me..."

March 21, 2022 — There are many trees mentioned in the Bible. Here is a list of some of them and where you can find them.