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We are responsive so, stay tuned for updates as they arise!! 
Shabbas space for all interested in Divine Feminine, earth-based Jewish practices
NE Women's Herbal Conference August 14-16, Camp Wicosuta, Newfound Lake, NH Earth based Jewish rituals will be offered during friday eve to welcome in the Shabbas and saturday eve to thank and honor Shabbas' departure through ancient ritual of Havdallah. 
Yom Kippur Services for Youth
Oct. 9; 11-12:30pm Congregation Ruach haMaqom 168 Archibald St. Burlington, VT 05401 Gather on shul steps at 11 am; depending up weather, we will either walk from the shul to a sacred cedar grove in the cemetery across the street or go to the porch at the Rabbi's home around the corner. Together we will explore different aspects of deep internal reflection, accounting, asking for forgiveness, and offering forgiveness through story, song, dynamic activities, and organic prayer rooted in ancestral liturgy. To learn more: http://www.ruachhamaqom.org/events-calander/rosh-hashanah-program-for-older-children or sign up here: https://www.facebook.com/events/2087464278222435/ |
From: Grounded in ancient times when our ancestors lived closed to the land honoring the Divine Feminine, Roots & Trails offers dynamic, curiosity-centered, ecological education & mentoring; rooted in honoring the enduring Abenaki Original Peoples of this land, they call N'dakinna, while we investigate and share diverse practices across the Jewish spectrum from exodus wilderness to kabbalistic to hasidic through renewal in the modern diaspora. In acknowledging the displacement of peoples from their homelands, participants are invited to consciously explore, experiment, relax into, and be empowered to support justice, healing, reclamation, and peace momentum in the world through these portals into interfaith networks.
How: Roots and Trails supports individuals, families & organizations in Jewish, interfaith multi - generational rituals, ceremonies, rites of passage processes, retreats, workshops, and collaborative projects that contribute to an evolving network of cocreative biocentric culture rehabilitation. Nurturing these core relationships allows ancestral roots of all traditions to engage together in the medicine work of equality and balance. 
Please contact us with any interests, ideas, suggestions, and/or questions. Thank you! |
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