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Jumblr - the Kohenets are back! Newly named as Beit Kohenet, still under Jill Hammer’s leadership but without Taya Ma Shere…
It’s seemed to me that Shere’s influence with the main driver behind the avodah zarah so I wonder how they will change
Beit Kohenet
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THE HEBREW PRIESTESS
Ancient and New Visions of Jewish Women's Spiritual Leadership
Jill Hammer and Taya Shere
Reading this is yet another step in my personal journey aiming towards becoming a giyoret!
The Zohar depicts the Shekhinah with Kali-like ferocity, saying: “We have learned that a thousand mighty mountains standing before Her are just one bite for Her. A thousand great rivers She swallows in one gulp.
Rabbi Jill Hammer, The Hebrew Priestess
Jewish Ancestral Healing
Episode 9: The Eastern European Jewish Women’s Tradition of Cemetery Measuring w/ Annie Kohen
This podcast is really fascinating for anyone looking to get into the folk practices of Judaism, and this episode in particular is so full of women’s practices i had never heard of! I need to read a whole book on feldmestn. You can read more at Annie’s website.
This podcast covers more than just ashkenazi ancestral practices, so i really do recommend checking it out!
I do have the Kohenet siddur, and I recently got a copy of The Hebrew Priestess. I am interested in doing some reading here. The siddur is quite lovely in many ways.
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The Hebrew Priestess
Ancient and new visions of Jewish Women’s Spiritual Leadership
Magical Judaism - Study & Learn
I’m often asked, “where should I start?” So here is a introductory self-study program, if you are looking to follow the path of the M’agelet
This is a self-taught with resources and assignments on different resources to begin thinking and getting involved in Jewish folk magic and magical, earth-based Judaism.
So far, there are two series:
EbMJ 100s – Foundations of Earth-based Magickal Judaism
* 101: Foundations
* 102: Sabbath & the Daily/Weekly Cycle
* 103: Jewish Magick
* 104: Go(d)dess(s)(es) in Judaism
EbJM 200s:Â Advanced Studies in Earth-based Magickal Judaism
* 200:Â Living in Jewish Time
* 201:Â Elements of Embodied Judaism
* 202: Altars in Judaism
* 203: Understanding Physical Jewish Practices
* 204:Â Traditional Sources
* 205:Â Modern Scholarship
Each “course” provides objects, required reading and assignments for self-study.
I'm curious what the greater Jewish community thinks about Kohenet folks. Do you view them as a Jewish movement? or are they a Pagan version of Messianics?
Mod here. I’m ammending this question a bit so it fits within this blog’s guidelines:
Are the practices and philosophies of Kohenet okay from your approach to Judaism? (Please mention your approach to Judaism.)
Please don’t try to answer the question as stated by anon, it’s likely to get warnings and/or result in being blocked. Comparing movements by Jewish (or ethnically Jewish) people to Messianic Judaism doesn’t tend to go well online... Please don’t get off-topic; if you are confused or want to answer a broader or adjacent question, just send in another ask or send me a message. I’m going to be fairly strict on this post.
If you only know about Kohenet through various social media discourse, please do a little research. Given that Kohenet is a movement by Jewish people, please try to treat them with respect not only as human beings, but also as zera Yisrael. This stands even if you think they are wrong. There are kind ways to say that you think someone is wrong, or even very, very wrong.
