This Tu BiShvat, you’re encouraged to think about celebrating by taking foods from table to topsoil–planting seeds you harvest on Tu BiShvat
This Tu BiShvat, you’re encouraged to think about celebrating by taking foods from table to topsoil–planting seeds you harvest on Tu BiShvat
A short prayer, inspired by and quoting the Prophet Isaiah, connecting us to nature, the environment, and all of creation.
For this week of the Omer’s sphere of sustainability, look at malkhut, sovereignty, as we stand at the threshold between earth and heaven.
For this week of the Omer’s sphere of sustainability, look at hod, thanks. It is seen in the inner beauty and splendor of physical beings.
For this week of the Omer’s sphere of sustainability, look at chesed, goodness. This week, stand in awe before God’s world.
By looking at the spheres of sustainability, we are making the Omer count. Explore the connections between the Omer and caring for the Earth.
Understanding the Jewish call to sustainability is rooted in a new category of mitzvot: bein adam l’adamah, between the self and the Earth.
What does Judaism say about environmental sustainability? Yishuv Ha’olam is the mitzvah to build and maintain a sustainable world.