Shomeret Shalom class: Reckon with Catastrophe and Replant Hope
Wednesday, January 10, 17, 24 one hour & 15 minute sessions
4:00 p PST - 5:15p PST 7 P - 8:15 P EST
$50.00 paypal.me/Rabbilynn as registration
Strengthen the vitality of Jewish revolutionary nonviolence through ritual practice in multi-heritage/multi-generational ceremony directed at social change.
Explore legacies of Jewish and multi-heritage rituals born out of catastrophic loss and loving solidarity. Share how ceremony functions in contemporary emergent multi-heritage/faith networks dedicated to revolutionary nonviolence and social change
Guiding Stories & strategies
Jan 10 - Altars and Offerings
Jan 17 - Pilgrimage and Vigil
Jan 24 - Public lament and Direct Action
Wednesday, January 10, 17, 24 one hour & 15 minute sessions
4:00 p PST - 5:15p PST 7 P - 8:15 P EST
$50.00 paypal.me/Rabbilynn as registration
Strengthen the vitality of Jewish revolutionary nonviolence through ritual practice in multi-heritage/multi-generational ceremony directed at social change.
Explore legacies of Jewish and multi-heritage rituals born out of catastrophic loss and loving solidarity. Share how ceremony functions in contemporary emergent multi-heritage/faith networks dedicated to revolutionary nonviolence and social change
Guiding Stories & strategies
Jan 10 - Altars and Offerings
Jan 17 - Pilgrimage and Vigil
Jan 24 - Public lament and Direct Action
magidah on sacred ground
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PAST EVENTS
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A JEWISH GUILD OF MAGIDIM STORYTELLING MASTER CLASSSeptember 2023 - June 2024
A Guild is a sacred society dedicated to excellence in the performance of its chosen craft, in this case, Jewish storytelling. Traditional knowledge is often passed from an elder craftsperson to up and coming generations, who in turn carry the spirit of the present and future. Jewish tradition survives due to intergenerational wisdom sharing. At present, recognized practitioners of the craft of storytelling do not have many opportunities to train in their craft. The Guild will offer yearly classes to a small cohort engaged in telling. A Jewish Guild of Magidim is a sacred society dedicated to excellence in the performance of storytelling craft that emerged from our shared desire for a year of dedicated learning. We invite you to join us for our first Storytelling Master Class from September 2023 to June 2024 with Rabbi Lynn! We will:
Our first gathering will be September 12, 2023 : Prophetic Roots. Women with Drums and Protest Signs from Miriam to Clara Lemlich to Ahed Tamini and R. Everett Gendler, z”l. As we approach RH, we’ll devote part of the time to stories about blowing the shofar. We’ll open the session with an invitation to share our name/s, pronouns, land acknowledgement and a favorite Jewish proverb in a language you love, & a one minute flash tale that illustrates the proverb. Bring a shofar if you have one, a drum if you have one, or a shaker if you have one. *The Jewish Storytelling Guild will begin Sept 12 just in time for the High Holidays! If you sign up now, you will receive a one on one with Rabbi Lynn to chart a course of study/and or support your current work/research/passionate interest in an area of Jewish storytelling life. |
Wedding of Heaven and Earth facilitators, Rabbi Lynn and Adam Horowitz
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wedding of heaven and earth
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RECLAIMING THE fast of esther
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magidah: master class in jewish storytellingOctober 31st - December 19th, 2022 Mondays, 5 - 6:30pm PST
Learn Jewish storytelling techniques and stories with Master Storyteller, Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb, in a collaborative and joyous setting. Read below for more information.
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JUBILEE SHABBATON & MAGIDAH PERFORMANCE, TEWA LAND, NEW MEXICO
September 30th - October 1st, 2022 performance to follow
Shabbaton focused on Indigenous Landback Teshuvah for the new year, 5783. All events will be outdoors. Email me to learn more!
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ROSH HASHANAH WITH BACKYARD MISHKAN
September 25th, 2022. Ceremony 4:30-5:15pm PST followed by potluck oneg
Story-telling, music, dance, shofar blowing, big puppets & shared visions for the coming year. This event inaugurates BackYard Mishkan’s monthly Shabbat in 5783. All ages welcome. Multi-faith & multi-heritage families welcome.
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tribal visions for a judaism beyond zionismSeptember 22th - June 15th, 2022 Monthly on Thursdays, 6-7pm PST
Draw on the stories of the 12 tribes in pre-zionist torah, midrash and kabbalah to access wisdom in a non-colonial context. Create teshuvah for the harmful aspects of torah's tribal visions. Tribal Visions for Judaism Beyond Zionism grows out of Lynn's work in solidarity with Indigenous Land Back Movements, including Palestinian & Native American land back movements, Black Reparations movements and Jewish anti-colonial communities of practice. Tribal Visions is part of Lynn's new book: Way of the Mishkan: A Ceremonial Guide to Indigenous Land Back and Reparations Teshuvah. Fee includes 18% for reparations and land back movements.
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