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Dreaming The World To Come 5786
Planner
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The Dreaming the World to Come 5787 planner anchors us in ancient rhythms and lineages of resistance, weaving collaborations with the earth, the heavens, and the possibilities inherent in every moment. 

This combined Hebrew / Gregorian / moon calendar, dream journal, and daily planner includes art and teachings related to the Hebrew months, Jewish holidays, Torah portions, mystical associations, a detailed Omer count, and room for writing your own plans and dreams. We draw upon the support and sustenance of ancestral Jewish, Black, Arab, Asian, anti-Zionist, queer, disabled, feminist and earth-based wisdom, as we lean toward each other and our dreams of a liberated future.

This year’s contributors are: Anna Elena Torres, Alissa Bernard Golbus, Cassidy Dallas, Felipe Ventura, Rena Branson, Saffron Kaplan, Shula Mola, Dean Spade, Hadasah Yaqob-Johnson, Je’Jae Cleopatra Mizrahi, Courtney Parker West, and Brant Rosen. Art by Nomy Lamm, Kim Wayman, Ayeola Omolara Kaplan, and Jessica Valoris.

We draw upon the support and sustenance of ancestral Jewish, Black, Indigenous, Arab, Asian, Latinx, anti-Zionist, queer, disabled, feminist and earth-based wisdom, as we lean toward each other and our dreams of a liberated future. 

Size: 9" x 6" x 1"
Pages: 274
$45.00

This project was dreamed up by friends and comrades who were tired of using chabad calendars with advertisements for cemeteries as their only reference for Jewish holy days.  We have rejected some of the dates we find on a “traditional” Jewish calendar, holidays that celebrate contemporary militarism and nationalism exclusively (ie. Yom Ha’atzmaut). We chose to include dates that, while challenging to our queer, feminist and anti-Zionist values, hold a centuries of Jewish tradition and culture (ie. Chanukkah). We have added days that reflect and build the Judaism and Jewish culture that we want to live: that celebrate queer and feminist history; honor the racial, ethnic, cultural and historical diversity within Jews; and that lift up resistance to the Occupation of Palestine. Together, we will live into new times.

Printed in the Pacific Northwest.

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