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Mooncode

Rachel Kann·1 min read
Our brilliance is in our resilience: we always come around.

Dancing Lesson, Or How To Let The Words Leave You

Rachel Kann·1 min read
This is the part when your mind wants to fight you. I promise it is worth the struggle. I’ve yet to have anyone regret passing through this gate.

Mermaid Esther: An Astonishing Fire

Rachel Kann·1 min read
An astonishing fire blazes within. You must spill forth this light, or be consumed from inside. This is the sacred act of spark extraction. This is returning to the knowing in your bones.

Hope, Truth, Fear, And My Spiritual Quest. YES!

Stephanie Wellen Levine·3 min read
My spiritual quest is kind of skewed since I so want our world and lives to have mystical significance. I wrote a poem about it all.

My Newborn Afterlife Realm

Stephanie Wellen Levine·13 min read
I gave birth to a rich afterlife realm. Judgment, adventure, insight, amazement... it's all there.

Let’s Know Each Other (Kind Of, Maybe, Up To A Point)

Stephanie Wellen Levine·7 min read
Intimate sharing is wonderful to a point, but dangerous and even bone-chilling beyond that point. The implications are deep and potentially mystical.

I Share My Soul Because I Hope For Change: A Father’s Day Exploration Of Openness And Vulnerability

Stephanie Wellen Levine·13 min read
My writing tends towards intimate self-disclosure. It's exhilarating, terrifying, and dangerous for me. I hope it promotes growth and change.

Gender Diversity And Orthodox Jews: A Necessary Dance

Stephanie Wellen Levine·13 min read
Orthodox Jewish communities hurt and shun many sensitive, vibrant souls who fall beyond traditional gender expectations and identities, but I think they can do better.

Why I Don’t Do Kiruv

Elizabeth Kirshner·3 min read
I am responsible for my fellow Jews, and so I think it's best I back off.

Jews, Please Stop Apologizing.

Elizabeth Kirshner·4 min read
Galut (exile) is when we sooner believe them over ourselves in reading the truths of our own skin, in deciphering the lifelines of our own palms.
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