Subject 02 · Women, Feminine Judaism & Embodiment

Women, Feminine Judaism & Embodiment

This is the wisdom most Jewish women were never taught: the moon as the feminine principle, Rosh Chodesh as the women's holiday, Shabbat as the Shekhinah, and the body as a vessel rather than an obstacle.

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Feminine Rising, a series on women and Jewish spirituality

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Most of these pieces come from Feminine Rising, a seven part masterclass. They can be read in order or on their own.

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  1. 01

    Feminine Rising · Part 1 · 4 min

    Why This Moment in History Belongs to Women

    Episode one of Feminine Rising. Every woman is a queen, every soul has a unique mission, and in the merit of righteous women we will be redeemed.

  2. 02

    Feminine Rising · Part 6 · 5 min

    Your Body Is Not an Obstacle to Spirituality, It Is the Vessel

    Judaism does not ask you to escape the body, it asks you to elevate it. On light and vessel, the nervous system, and why neshima and neshama share a root.

  3. 03

    Feminine Rising · Part 5 · 5 min

    Women's Mitzvot and the Feminine Art of Becoming

    Why challah, Shabbat candles and taharat hamishpacha? Read together, the three mitzvot form a map: nourishment, illumination, renewal.

  4. 04

    Feminine Rising · Part 4 · 5 min

    Transform Your Life Through the Jewish Calendar

    A walk through the Jewish year as a map for the soul: Elul as womb, Rosh Hashanah as birth, Sukkot as vessel, winter as contraction, Pesach as liberation, Shavuot as revelation.

  5. 05

    Feminine Rising · Part 2 · 5 min

    What Kabbalah Says About Feminine Awakening

    The Midrash of the two great luminaries, why the moon was diminished, and what it means that she will one day shine like the sun again.

  6. 06

    Feminine Rising · Part 3 · 4 min

    The Power Is in the Pause

    Growth in Judaism is cyclical, not linear. On Shabbat as an encounter with rest, Rosh Chodesh as a monthly reset, and why contraction is as holy as expansion.

  7. 07

    Shabbat Shira · 2 min

    Shabbat Shira: Miriam, Movement and Feminine Leadership

    The women carried tambourines out of Egypt before there was anything to celebrate. What Miriam's dance teaches about embodied faith and feminine leadership.

  8. 08

    Miriam the prophetess · 2 min

    Miriam the Prophetess

    Miriam appears four times in the Torah and carries an entire archetype. Water as her signature, the well that connected the tribes, and leadership that is horizontal rather than vertical.

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