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Mazes of Malice (2026) by Studio8502 for Commodore 64, an in-development graphical, realtime, roguelike stealth action game.
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Mazes of Malice (2026) by Studio8502 for Commodore 64, an in-development graphical, realtime, roguelike stealth action game.
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Mazes of Malice (2026) by Studio8502 for Commodore 64, an in-development graphical, realtime, roguelike stealth action game.
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Mazes of Malice (2026) by Studio8502 for Commodore 64, an in-development graphical, realtime, roguelike stealth action game.
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Mazes of Malice (2026) by Studio8502 for Commodore 64, an in-development graphical, realtime, roguelike stealth action game.
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From Svivah:
When we show our memories and invite the reader right into our experience — that’s how our stories become shared.And that’s the reason we wanted to read When We See You Again together — Rachel Goldberg-Polin’s memoir about the aftermath of her son Hersh’s abduction and death following October 7th. There is such power in sharing our stories, just like there is such power in witnessing someone else’s well-told memories.
Next week, on Thursday, June 4, from 8:00–9:15 pm ET, come be with us to witness and reflect on Rachel’s story together: https://www.svivah.org/gatherings/bookclub-rgp
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From JTA:
"The [museum exhibit] show, titled “Jews Are Magic,” digs into the ongoing Jewish fascination with mysticism, folk healing, fortune-telling and occult practices. Drawing mostly on archival materials from the 19th and early 20th centuries in Eastern Europe and the Lower East Side, it features palm-reading guides, amulets, handwritten petitions known as kvitlekh and advertisements for self-styled psychics who promised help with everything from illness to legal disputes to matters of the heart. The artifacts capture a world where official religious authorities often frowned on such practices, but everyday Jews made room for them anyway.""
#Mazeldon #Jewish #Judaism #JewishHistory #JewishMysticism #Kabbalah
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From Ritual Well:
In honor of the United States Semiquincentennial, we invite you to explore questions of democracy, justice, and belonging through Jewish creative practice.Register here: https://ritualwell.org/event/sacred-words-for-a-fragile-democracy-a-jewish-creative-writing-lab/2026-06-16/
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"According to this midrash, we were all at Mount Sinai to receive the Torah, but each one of us had a different experience of revelation at Mount Sinai. We all experienced the Torah according to who we are. Each of us experiences the Torah differently. Just like tastes are different, so too our experience of the Torah is different.”
Read the Article: https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/teacher-appreciation/
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From Svivah - Watch on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQ9w4pYJu4k&t=306s
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Whether you’re learning late into the night or taking a quiet moment during the day, we’ve gathered resources to help you bring this sacred time into your own home. Here, you’ll find texts, teachings, and reflections shared by SVIVAH’s community. We invite you to learn in the ways that feel right to you. Join us virtually, or sit with a friend. Bring these resources to people you learn with, or let them spark something new. However you may be walking into Shavuot this year, know that you are with us.
Shavuot Resources: https://www.svivah.org/shavuot
Source Sheet plus Conversation Starters (google, unfortunately): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T3LAI1KuednFz1eGDQsUMGlKIAocwdoi/view
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From Svivah:
We all really wanted to spend Shavuot with you. It’s when we celebrate each of us receiving the Torah at Sinai — this magnificent moment of community, but when we all received the unique Torah our ears were supposed to hear — and we LOVE that! So we’re each sending you a little something for this Shavuot. And we’re just going to imagine us all together, celebrating.Recordings: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQvZ0l_wOuEb5h6dR0Qi-q5QBVSkm_69O
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For the men we love in our lives, an opportunity to connect or reconnect with Judaism on a new and different level.
More Info: https://www.jewishmensinitiation.com
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For the men we love in our lives, an opportunity to connect or reconnect with Judaism on a new and different level.
More Info: https://www.jewishmensinitiation.com
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For the men we love in our lives, an opportunity to connect or reconnect with Judaism on a new and different level.
More Info: https://www.jewishmensinitiation.com
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For the men we love in our lives, an opportunity to connect or reconnect with Judaism on a new and different level.
More Info: https://www.jewishmensinitiation.com
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The ALEPH Ordination Program (AOP) opens a selected number of our graduate-level seminary courses to the general public. Each course has 13 weekly meetings and is conducted via live video conference using Zoom. Registration for Fall 2026 courses will open on May 14 and classes will begin on August 23, 2026.
Study with Aleph: https://aop.aleph.org/public-courses/
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The ALEPH Ordination Program (AOP) opens a selected number of our graduate-level seminary courses to the general public. Each course has 13 weekly meetings and is conducted via live video conference using Zoom. Registration for Fall 2026 courses will open on May 14 and classes will begin on August 23, 2026.
Study with Aleph: https://aop.aleph.org/public-courses/
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The ALEPH Ordination Program (AOP) opens a selected number of our graduate-level seminary courses to the general public. Each course has 13 weekly meetings and is conducted via live video conference using Zoom. Registration for Fall 2026 courses will open on May 14 and classes will begin on August 23, 2026.
Study with Aleph: https://aop.aleph.org/public-courses/
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The ALEPH Ordination Program (AOP) opens a selected number of our graduate-level seminary courses to the general public. Each course has 13 weekly meetings and is conducted via live video conference using Zoom. Registration for Fall 2026 courses will open on May 14 and classes will begin on August 23, 2026.
Study with Aleph: https://aop.aleph.org/public-courses/
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New Class Starting in June:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/syncohortSpace is Limited.
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Aleph Virtual Caberet:
Come gather with us for Aleph’s cherished annual evening of music, prayer, and sacred artistry, offered in support of community, healing, and Renewal.Register Here: https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/7Cd1EwRw4I3LuysIMDmc5g
Want to get a taste of the artists? Check out their music on this playlist (Spotify, unfortunately): https://open.spotify.com/playlist/55J1va27GyWuKxmb2g2rTl
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From Rabbi Jill's newsletter:
At the Foot of the Mountain, TogetherThis Shavuot, I want to speak about the blessed intersection where individuals and community meet. As Jews, this nexus is our most shining moment, the source of our greatest creativity and our deepest gift. It is what makes us a people bonded together all over the world, and linked through time and space...
Finish the article on Rabbi Jill's blog: https://jewishmindful.org/2013/05/27/we-write-our-own-torah-with-our-lives-and-we-walk-together-as-one/
Read the Newsletter Online: https://mailchi.mp/ravjill/shavuot2026?e=c75be1a6d8
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TONIGHT!
On the cusp of Shavuot, we are glad to uplift ShavuotLIVE, Judaism Unbound’s 7th annual 24-hour festival of digital learning and unlearning, starting this Friday at 6pm ET.Register here: https://judaismunbound.zoom.us/meeting/register/zb_F34-jRy6RvwRLlHXKbw#/registration?blm_aid=3187713
We hope you will join the more than 650 folks from all around the world who have already registered for ShavuotLIVE, and make it a special point to be there for the kickoff session, The Torah of Wordplay, in honor of our beloved Arthur.
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Explore mindfulness with Ritualwell during a unique exploration of ritual, awareness, movement, and light. Join us for Tree of Life: A Mind‑Body‑Spirit Practice, Tuesday, June 9, at 12pm, as we explore what it means to embody what we’ve received.
Register: https://ritualwell.org/event/mind-body-spirit-practice/
In this session, you can expect to:
- Set a mindful tone for the season, grounding our awareness and centering in presence.
- Use gentle movement, breath, and guided reflection to awaken our capacity to sense light within and around us.
- Explore how revelation continues in the body — how we receive, carry, and radiate the light of insight, wisdom, and connection.
- Respond to prompts and moments for creative embodiment — through movement, drawing, journaling, or simply listening and witnessing.Sign up for Tree of Life: A Mind‑Body‑Spirit Practice here!
B'Ahavah, With love,
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For JIMENA readers who may not be familiar: CASJE (The Collaborative for Applied Studies in Jewish Education) is a leading research hub that translates academic scholarship into practical tools for Jewish educators, institutions, and community leaders. Their Research Digest distills significant Jewish studies into accessible summaries and analysis, and it's read widely across the field by the people who shape Jewish communal policy and practice.
The CASJE Research Digest is an important vehicle for getting these findings in front of the decision-makers who need to see them. We encourage you to read their analysis and share it with colleagues in the field.
And if you haven't yet explored the full study — the community portraits, the demographic data, the recommendations — it's all available at sephardicstudy.org.
Read the CASJE Research Digest: https://www.casje.org/our-work/research-digest
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For JIMENA readers who may not be familiar: CASJE (The Collaborative for Applied Studies in Jewish Education) is a leading research hub that translates academic scholarship into practical tools for Jewish educators, institutions, and community leaders. Their Research Digest distills significant Jewish studies into accessible summaries and analysis, and it's read widely across the field by the people who shape Jewish communal policy and practice.
The CASJE Research Digest is an important vehicle for getting these findings in front of the decision-makers who need to see them. We encourage you to read their analysis and share it with colleagues in the field.
And if you haven't yet explored the full study — the community portraits, the demographic data, the recommendations — it's all available at sephardicstudy.org.
Read the CASJE Research Digest: https://www.casje.org/our-work/research-digest
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For JIMENA readers who may not be familiar: CASJE (The Collaborative for Applied Studies in Jewish Education) is a leading research hub that translates academic scholarship into practical tools for Jewish educators, institutions, and community leaders. Their Research Digest distills significant Jewish studies into accessible summaries and analysis, and it's read widely across the field by the people who shape Jewish communal policy and practice.
The CASJE Research Digest is an important vehicle for getting these findings in front of the decision-makers who need to see them. We encourage you to read their analysis and share it with colleagues in the field.
And if you haven't yet explored the full study — the community portraits, the demographic data, the recommendations — it's all available at sephardicstudy.org.
Read the CASJE Research Digest: https://www.casje.org/our-work/research-digest
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For JIMENA readers who may not be familiar: CASJE (The Collaborative for Applied Studies in Jewish Education) is a leading research hub that translates academic scholarship into practical tools for Jewish educators, institutions, and community leaders. Their Research Digest distills significant Jewish studies into accessible summaries and analysis, and it's read widely across the field by the people who shape Jewish communal policy and practice.
The CASJE Research Digest is an important vehicle for getting these findings in front of the decision-makers who need to see them. We encourage you to read their analysis and share it with colleagues in the field.
And if you haven't yet explored the full study — the community portraits, the demographic data, the recommendations — it's all available at sephardicstudy.org.
Read the CASJE Research Digest: https://www.casje.org/our-work/research-digest
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The Mere Mortals Kickstarter launched May 8 — the Shabbat before Mother's Day — and runs through June 19, the Shabbat before Father's Day. It's a moment when grief can be especially intense for those who've lost their parents.
More Info and Kickstarter link: https://rebooting.com/article/meremortals/
Their candle, created with support from Reboot, was designed with the concept of “Hiddur Mitzvah”—elevating ritual through beauty, care and meaning.