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Eating the meal! | shulchan oreich | שֻׁלְחָן עוֹרֵךְ Enjoy! But don’t forget when you’re done we’ve got a little more seder to go, including the final two cups of wine!

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Dayeinu If God had taken us out of Egypt,             And not judged the Egyptians,                         That would have been enough. If God had judging the Egyptians,             And not done the same to their gods,                         That would have been enough. If God had judged the Egyptian gods,             And not enacted the plague of the death of the first born,                         That would have been enough. If God had enacted the plague of the death of the first born,             And not given us the spoils,                        ...

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A WAY IN Jewish Mindfulness ProgramHaggadah SupplementMATZAHBread of Affliction, Bread of Hope and Possibility Ha lachma anya— This is the bread of affliction our ancestors ate in the land of Egypt. As we go through the seder, the matzah will be transformed. It will cease to be the bread of affliction and it will become the bread of hope, courage, faith and possibility.And it begins with a breaking.YACHATZ: Breaking the MatzahReader: Each person is invited to hold a piece of matzah,...

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Leader: Before we can partake of the Seder meal, we must discuss the Mitzvot, the primary symbols of Passover.Leader: The first mitzvah is Zeroa, traditionally a roasted shank bone of the lamb, which reminds us of the sacrifice made by the Hebrews on the night of the tenth plague. On our seder plate, we have not a bone, but a beet, whose color reminds us of the blood, without the enslavement or suffering of animals.\Leader: The next is the Matzoh, by...

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The Hebrew word “Kiddush” means sanctification. But it is not the wine we sanctify. Instead, the wine is a symbol of the sanctity, the preciousness, and the sweetness of this moment. Held together by sacred bonds of family, friendship, peoplehood, we share this table tonight with one another and with all the generations who have come before us. Let us rise, and sanctify this singular moment. HOW? We will drink four cups of wine at the Seder in celebration of our...

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Eliyahu and Miriam We open the door and invite Eliyahu and Miriam into our homes. To show how truly free we are, we send our youngest to open the door.  Elijah the prophet - may we create a world where everyone experiences redemption and freedom, growth and possibility. Let all who are hungry be fed, let all who are bereaved be comforted, let all who suffer find release. Miriam the prophet - may we support a world in which our resources...

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Passover offers a variety of opportunities to infuse our holiday celebrations with social justice themes. Here are a few modern additions to consider adding to your table: Miriam's Cup: This new custom celebrates Miriam’s role in the deliverance from slavery and her help throughout the wandering in the wilderness. A cup of water is placed next to Elijah's cup to symbolise Miriam's role in the redemption from slavery. With this new custom, we recognise that women have always been – and...

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Once we were slaves of Pharaoh in Egypt, but the Lord our God brought us forth with a strong hand and an outstretched arm. If God had not brought our forebears out of Egypt, then we and our children and our children's children might still be enslaved. Therefore, even if we were all wise, even if we all had understanding and were learned in the Torah, it would still be our duty to tell and retell the story of the Exodus....