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extollingtheeveryday · 11 months ago
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Danez Smith // "I'M GOING BACK TO MINNESOTA WHERE SADNESS MAKES SENSE" [ID in alt text]
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thejewitches · 1 year ago
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Did you know that Judaism has a New Year of the Trees?
I see the ancient groves of olive trees and my heart breaks, it twists in my chests to see our community say it’s worth it to flood the land with sea water, to salt the earth, and destroy one another, somehow claiming this in the name of Judaism.
Judaism teaches magic in the trees; teaches that the roots ground us, that the branches bring us to HaShem and HaShem to Us. There is a famous Jewish idea that we are not in the business of going to heaven but in bringing Heaven to us.
Tu B’Shevat is this week 🕯️🌱 how will you be celebrating?
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fancyfliers-fr · 2 years ago
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Commission for @/wildewinged on FR of their Gaoler ore merchant, Shevat! She had so much shiny jewelry to render~
If you're interested in commissioning me, check out my Commission Post or my USD commissions thread on FR~
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thisischaosmagicmoogle · 2 years ago
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Shevat, The Wind is Calling (Xenogears) - Zohar piano arrangement
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popemoses · 2 years ago
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It’s a new month! Take time to rest! #shevat #roshchodesh https://popemoses.wordpress.com/shevat-11th-month/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CnvOZeGrONi/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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fancyfliers-fr · 2 years ago
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The reference I downloaded for a recent commission of mine!
Since FR is down
Reblog and add the last dragon.png you saved to your phone or pc
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here's mine! A dragon I ended up selling
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arasou · 1 year ago
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xenogearsjoe · 1 year ago
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Nearly finished watching someone play xenogears, so I might become insufferable should I decide to talk about what I feel about it
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nycreligion · 2 years ago
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Sunday - Monday, Tu B'Shevat, the Jewish Arbor Day
Reverence for the environment at Eldridge Street Synagogue. This New Year celebration of trees, observed on the 15th day of the Hebrew month Shevat, has grown in popularity because of its connection to the environment. PBS Television went with a Journey on our God’s Row Eldridge Street project and spoke with Eldridge Street Synagogue educator Mattie Ettenheim at a Tu B’Shevat observance. In…
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linnaealyn · 4 months ago
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Imagine living a lonely 500 yrs unaging and then two of your friends suddenly show up again & dont recognize you. One who sacrificed herself to save people & the other who turned traitor, releasing a PoW, & caused immense destruction, killing millions before disappearing forever.
Poor Elly was probably worried and nervous the whole time she was in Shevat. If she's in your party when you talk to Yui, when Fei & Yui start talking about Lahan, she hides from her, runs to the other side of the room and faces the wall 🥺
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extollingtheeveryday · 1 year ago
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Marge Piercy // "New Year for the Trees"
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thejewitches · 2 years ago
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https://www.jewitches.com/post/the-months-of-the-hebrew-year
Learn about the months of the Hebrew year!
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Tu BiShvat: What and How
By Naftali Silberberg
The 15th of Shevat is the New Year for Trees, known as Tu b'Shevat.
According to Biblical law, there is a seven year agricultural cycle, concluding with the Sabbatical year. When the Holy Temple stood in Jerusalem, on years one, two, four and five of this cycle, farmers were required to separate a tenth of their produce and eat it in Jerusalem. This tithe is called Maaser Sheni, the Second Tithe, because it is in addition to the (two percent which must be given to the Kohain, and the) ten percent which is given to the Levite. On the third and sixth years of the cycle, instead of the owners eating the Maaser Sheni in Jerusalem, they gave this second tithe to the poor, who were permitted to consume it wherever they wished.
[On the Sabbatical year, no tithes are separated. All produce which grows during this year is ownerless and free for anyone to take.]
It was therefore of vital importance to ascertain when the new year started for produce. Our Rabbis established that a fruit which blossomed before the 15th of Shevat is produce of the previous year. If it blossomed afterwards, it is produce of the "new year." [By comparison, grains, vegetables, and legumes have the same New Year as humans, the 1st of Tishrei.] Why is this so? In the Mediterranean region, the rainy season begins with the festival of Sukkot. It takes approximately four months (from Sukkot, the 15th of Tishrei, until the 15th of Shevat) for the rains of the new year to saturate the soil and trees, and produce fruit. All fruit which blossom beforehand are a product of the rains of the previous year, and are tithed together with the crops of the previous year.
Although this day is Rosh Hashanah for trees, we attach special significance to this holiday because "Man is [compared to] the tree of the field" (Deuteronomy 20:19). Through cultivating strong roots – faith and commitment to G‑d – we produce many fruits—Torah and Mitzvot.
Observances and Customs
On this day it is customary to partake of the fruit with which the Holy Land is praised (Deuteronomy 8:8): olives, dates, grapes, figs and pomegranates. If tasting any of these fruit for the first time this season, remember to recite the Shehecheyanu blessing. (A blessing recited on joyous occasions, thanking G‑d for "sustaining us and enabling us to reach this occasion." This blessing is recited before the standard "Ha'etz" blessing recited on fruit.)
Due to the festive nature of the day, we omit the Tachanun sections (petitions for forgiveness and confession) from the prayers.
Source: Chabad.org
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timolech · 9 months ago
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Commission Round-Up! 10/?
Fire Emblem GBA-styled Portraits for Fei Shevat and Liu Dahcris over on Kofi! Thank you so much for your support!
I still have slots open for commissions if anyone is interested and would like portraits for their OC's or anything at all! See the pinned post or go to my Kofi for more details!
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wsoupofpain · 1 year ago
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i think sam manson would enjoy celebrating her birthday according to the jewish calendar purely to keep people on their toes about when it is every year.
First of all you are SO correct thank you for saying so
My headcanon is that Sam was a valentine's baby because it would aggravate her, so assuming she was born before sundown in 1990 (making her 14 the year the show started airing), her Hebrew birthday is the 19th of Shevat
Secondary fun fact, that's just a few days after the Jewish holiday Tu B'Shevat (on the 15th), which is a bit like Jewish earth day! So I think some years her English birthday would fall on Tu B'Shevat, which I think she would just love. Environmentalism AND getting to confuse people? Perfect
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video-game-jams · 1 year ago
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Xenogears - The Wind Calls to Shevat in the Blue Sky
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