She Who Dwells Within: A Feminist Vision of a

A high-spirited woman rabbi assesses contemporary Judaism and breathes new life into classic traditions, drawing on the influences of Jewish feminist, ecological, and Native American sources. The result is a new and timely Torah--a comprehensive guide for living. 20 line drawings.

Acknowledgments
Foreword
Introduction: What About the Women?	p. 1
Theology	p. 11
The Forbidden Fruits of Winter 1975	p. 13
A Brief History of Shekinah, She Who Dwells Within	p. 19
Shekinah as the Being Who Connects All Life	p. 25
Shekinah as the Longing for Wholeness	p. 35
Shekinah as the Call to Justice	p. 41
Story	p. 49
Stories from the Mouths of Women	p. 53
Primeval Ancestors	p. 63
Tribal Mothers	p. 87
The Freedom Generation	p. 103
Ceremony	p. 115
The Mishkan Ceremony	p. 121
Rosh Hodesh: Celebration of the New Moon	p. 135
Ceremonies for Women's Lives	p. 145
Community	p. 167
Eco-Kashrut: Loving the Earth's Body	p. 171
Healing the Trauma of Jewish History	p. 195
Women and Men	p. 203
Epilogue: The Journey Home	p. 225
Notes	p. 231
Index	p. 233
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She Who Dwells Within: A Feminist Vision of a Renewed Judaism

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