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  • Bricks Without Straw  
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  • The Seder is Holy Ground  
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  •  The Afflicted Matzah (Afikomen) 
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  • Plagues Are Not Cute  
  •  A Pesach Hallel - BIRDS!
  • Two Cups: Elijah and Miriam
  • Behold 
  •  Blessing After Eating the Seder Meal 

    • Seventh Night:  Before And After The Sea
    • Prayer For The  Cruel  Ones
    • For Those Who Resist  
    • It Is Not Enough (Lo Dayeinu)








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PLACE YOURSELF: Words of Prayer and Intention

PLACE YOURSELF:  Words of Prayer and Intention

Trisha Arlin at D'var Shirah

Trisha Arlin at D'var Shirah
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PLACE YOURSELF: Words of Prayer and Intention

A collection of prayers, kavannot, blessings

by Trisha Arlin

Forward by Rabbi Jill Hammer

Art by Mike Cockrill

Published by Dimus Parrhesia Press

https://dimus.parrhesia.press/

and

"Yizkor For the Ambivalent" in BESIDE STILL WATERS, A JOURNAL OF COMFORT AND RENEWAL, ed. Rachel Barenblatt, to be be published in 2018 https://yourbayit.org/bayit-publishing-beside-still-waters/?frame-nonce=f0253944c0

In 2019:

"Aleinu: It is Upon Us" in RENEW OUR HEARTS: A Siddur for Shabbat Day. https://yourbayit.org/renew-our-hearts-a-siddur-for-shabbat-day/


STUDIES IN JUDAISM AND PLURALISM Published by Ben Yehuda Press.Includes an article on "Choosing A Siddur in a Pluralist Congregation" by Rabbi Ellen Lippmann and Trisha Arlin and the kavannah, "A Prayer Before Blowing the Shofar", by Trisha Arlin

"Emet: Truth–Established and Otherwise" in A POET'S SIDDUR, edited by Rick Lupert . Ain't Got No Press, 2017


All Original Material Copyright © Trisha Arlin

These prayers and intentions are written to be spoken out loud, during services, holidays and rituals.

Please feel free to use them this way, as poetry or liturgy during services, as work available, under the Creative Commons free culture license CC-BY-SA, which requires is that anyone using or redistributing the work must share their derivative/copy with that same license and they must attribute my work to me and correctly indicate if necessary where it's been modified.

ADDED April 29, 2015: Let me be clear, under no circumstances may you use my work for profit without my express permission, without attribution to me as the writer and without payment when negotiated. This Creative Commons license is for people who wish to use this work in their services, congregational newsletters, etc.

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All work on the blog © Trisha Arlin unless indicated that it is held in the Creative Commons by Attribution ShareAlike (CC BY-SA). This means I share this particular work under the condition that all future derivative works correctly credit me and attribute my original work. The CC-BY-SA 3.0 Unported license is an internationally applicable, remix friendly, free/libre compatible, copyleft. This means that all works deriving from this work must be shared with this same license. This ensures an unbroken chain of attribution until this work enters the Public Domain.

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