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Passover is a time to focus on our collective story, but it can also be a time for us to explore our own. On Passover, we remember our freedom from the physical bondage of Egypt, but without acknowledging the mental bondage many of us are still trapped in we will never truly be free. That is why we built these resources, to help individuals utilize the themes and motifs of Passover traditions to examine their internal stories of slavery and experience an Exodus like no other.
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Your Red Sea, Your Pursuers, and Your Nachshon Moment
The sea only splits, according to the midrash, when Nachshon steps forward and enters the sea, “since they (b’nai Yisrael) were standing and taking advice/debating/arguing (over what course of action they should take).” Are you ready?
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Four Mental Health Questions for the Seder
Four additional questions about mental health to help us reflect on our personal journeys to emotional and personal freedom
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Resist Your Inner Pharaoh: Unharden Your Heart
Commonly understood, the loss of Pharaoh's free will to repent was a divine punishment for his mistreatment of the Jewish people in slavery, but there are voices within Jewish tradition that actually see Pharaoh’s challenge as something that plagues almost everyone — habituation.
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The Mental Health Seder Plate
With this resource, we use the model of the Seder Plate and the symbolic foods to think about our mental health, putting the importance of mental and emotional freedom front and center as we retell the story of our communal freedom.
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Dayenu: I am Enough
Gratitude is not something that comes naturally to everyone, and it is good for our mental well-being to call attention to the things in our lives that we are grateful for regularly.
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The Mental Health Passover Seder Companion
Imbue your seder with mental health, with activities and mental wellness thoughts to help you experience freedom of the mind, body, and soul for every step of the Seder!
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Looking for Chametz – Inside and Out
Chametz is also symbolic of other things like the yetzer harah (the ego, the self, mental clutter, negativity) that live within us and distract us from our true goals. We are tasked with cleansing ourselves of that kind of "chametz" as well, to focus on what matters in our lives.
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The #QuietingTheSilence Mental Health Haggadah
Telling stories of people living with mental illness helps de-stigmatize conversations about mental illness and helps others feel less alone. This Haggadah is an attempt at creating an experience that helps participants feel a sense of freedom from
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Your Journey to Wellness – Told in Four Cups
The four cups of the Seder offer a fantastic way for us to meditate on our freedom, and they ways we have worked to escape our personal Egypts.
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Searching in Our Souls: A Pre-Bedikat Chametz Meditation
A guided audio meditation to help enhance your Pesach experience, and search for the chametz inside your house - and yourself.
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