Return to Origin – Shuv LaMakor

A High Holiday Water Ritual for Collective Healing

We are living in times of fast, profound change, loneliness, separation, and isolation. We are facing unprecedented individual and collective challenges.

Our culture teaches us that coping with grief, transitions, and obstacles is an individual task. Yet, since time immemorial, humans have healed and transformed together, in collaboration with one another and with the natural world, in reverence for the cycles that are the basis of all life.

This season of Teshuva is a season of return, a moment to look inward, reflect on ourselves and our relationships, and realign with our natural calendar.*

In a culture that pushes us toward individuality and fragmentation, it is radical and necessary to return to our collective origin. We invite you to focus not on what divides us, but on what we have in common.

We are all woven into the web of life. Everything happens in relationship.

We invite you to join us for an evening of ritual, where we will remember our origin as collective beings. We will sing, pray, breathe, and move together, recognizing that our collective grief lives and breathes in the same space as our shared joy.

The evening will be facilitated by medicine women Naomi Katz and Miriam Rubin, weaving ritual, sacred music, prayer, movement, and embodied connection to the earth.

We will see and be seen by one another, and by the universe.

We are the body of the universe.
We are life.
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Registration

Early bird admission is $44 through September 1st. General admission is $54.

We will not turn anyone away due to financial hardship. If the cost is a barrier, please reach out directly to Yael💫