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Counting the Days
In this episode Michele discusses what the omer is and why we count the Omer. She explains how this 49-day counting ritual helps us to delve into and develop our shadow and emerge from slavery at Passover and transform into someone with a true freedom mindset.
Quote of the Week
Like our ancestors in the Exodus story, we need a period of retraining our brains and embracing a new way of thinking. Enter the Counting of the Omer. Traditionally this was a time to count the forty nine days between the barley and wheat offerings in the mishkan (tabernacle) and later the Temple. The omer measure of barley was offered on the second day of Passover and the omer measure of wheat was offered fifty days later on Shavuot (thus the counting of 49 days or seven weeks). - Michele Lefler
Jewitch Calendar
Rosh Chodesh Iyar is Sunday April 30 and Monday May 1.
This week’s Parsha: Achrei Mot
Shabbat Candle Lighting Time: 7:32 PM EST
Havdalah: 8:36 PM EST
Next week’s Parsha: Kedoshim
Shabbat Candle Lighting Time: 7:39 PM EST
Havdalah: 8:45 PM EST
Jewitch Torah Study
Q & A
Do you have a Jewitchy question you’re itching to have an answer to? Send me an email and I may answer it in an upcoming episode. It might also become the topic of an upcoming episode. Questions can be sent to: [email protected]
Links
Podcast Home
Everyday Magic Podcast
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Email Michele
Support the Podcast
Jewitch Wheel of the Year Course
Haggadah for Witches
Omer Guide for Witches
Patronage
Living Moon Mystery School
Shop
Services
Let’s Be Social
Bad Witch Society
Theme Music Credits
Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
http://uppbeat.io/t/danijel-zambo/sunshine
License code: U7XT1HJCKBWWJESI
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By Michele LeflerCounting the Days
In this episode Michele discusses what the omer is and why we count the Omer. She explains how this 49-day counting ritual helps us to delve into and develop our shadow and emerge from slavery at Passover and transform into someone with a true freedom mindset.
Quote of the Week
Like our ancestors in the Exodus story, we need a period of retraining our brains and embracing a new way of thinking. Enter the Counting of the Omer. Traditionally this was a time to count the forty nine days between the barley and wheat offerings in the mishkan (tabernacle) and later the Temple. The omer measure of barley was offered on the second day of Passover and the omer measure of wheat was offered fifty days later on Shavuot (thus the counting of 49 days or seven weeks). - Michele Lefler
Jewitch Calendar
Rosh Chodesh Iyar is Sunday April 30 and Monday May 1.
This week’s Parsha: Achrei Mot
Shabbat Candle Lighting Time: 7:32 PM EST
Havdalah: 8:36 PM EST
Next week’s Parsha: Kedoshim
Shabbat Candle Lighting Time: 7:39 PM EST
Havdalah: 8:45 PM EST
Jewitch Torah Study
Q & A
Do you have a Jewitchy question you’re itching to have an answer to? Send me an email and I may answer it in an upcoming episode. It might also become the topic of an upcoming episode. Questions can be sent to: [email protected]
Links
Podcast Home
Everyday Magic Podcast
YouTube
Email Michele
Support the Podcast
Jewitch Wheel of the Year Course
Haggadah for Witches
Omer Guide for Witches
Patronage
Living Moon Mystery School
Shop
Services
Let’s Be Social
Bad Witch Society
Theme Music Credits
Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
http://uppbeat.io/t/danijel-zambo/sunshine
License code: U7XT1HJCKBWWJESI