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Counting the Omer

The period between Passover and Shavuot marks two kinds of movement through time: the passage of the seven weeks between the barley offering and the first wheat offering at the ancient Temple during these spring festivals, and the transition from slavery to true liberation. On Passover, we leave Egypt, but on Shavuot we receive the Torah, which gives us our purpose as a people, answering the question of the ultimate goal of our collective freedom.

Omer Counting Peace Meditation

A meditation for counting the Omer during hard or traumatic times. [more]

Found In: Communal Tragedy, Counting the Omer

Tags: omer, peace, tragedy

Lag B'Omer: Hod Sh'B'Hod

A journey toward and thru Lag B'Omer: presence within presence [more]

Found In: Counting the Omer

Tags: Lag B'Omer

Middot Omer Calendar

Kavannot for counting the omer through the lens of middot (Jewish ethical practices) [more]

Found In: Counting the Omer

Counting the Omer - A Mindfulness Practice

Kavanot for each week to deepen the experience of counting the omer [more]

Found In: Counting the Omer

Tags: meditation, Rabbi Yael Levy

Day Twenty of the Omer

From "An Omer Counter of Biblical Women" – for all who help the Jewish people [more]

Found In: Israeli Independence Day: Yom Ha'Atzmaut, Counting the Omer

Day Twelve of the Omer

From "An Omer Counter of Biblical Women" – "New hope on a day of mourning" [more]

Found In: Counting the Omer, Holocaust Remembrance Day

Introduction to Counting the Omer

An explanation of the practice from the Kolot Egalitarian Omer Calendar [more]

Found In: Counting the Omer

The Counting

A poetic reflection on counting the Omer [more]

Found In: Counting the Omer

The Five Steps of Counting the Omer

Including a meditation and the blessings [more]

Found In: Counting the Omer

Tags: meditation

Omer Calendar of Biblical Women

Omer calendar featuring a biblical woman each day who is associated with the mystical qualities of the respective day [more]

Found In: Counting the Omer

Tags: Rabbi Jill Hammer