At the Well Lunar Rhythms 5787 Hebrew Calendar
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Description
Keeping time the Jewish way means following the moon, and this calendar makes that practice something beautiful to live with. Each of the Hebrew months is paired with an original watercolor skyscape by Judaica artist Chaya Toron, painted from real moon photos sent in by At the Well's community around the world.
As the moon waxes and wanes across the year, it reminds us that time moves in cycles and that every season, in life and in spirit, has its place. More than a way to track dates, it's an invitation to keep the year with intention, and every purchase supports At the Well's work in women's wellbeing through Jewish practice.
- Made in the USA
- Tracks the lunar Hebrew months
- Original watercolor skyscapes by Judaica artist Chaya Toron, painted from real moon photos
- Spiral-bound to stand or flip through the year
- 9.5" x 7.5" folded, 15" x 9.5" open
- Every purchase supports At the Well's programs in women's wellbeing
Meet the artist
At the Well is Sarah Waxman's Jewish wellness nonprofit, where small groups gather every new moon in Well Circles and follow the Hebrew calendar.
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Meet the artist
At the Well
At the Well is Sarah Waxman's Jewish wellness nonprofit, where small groups gather every new moon in Well Circles and follow the Hebrew calendar.
- Based in
- Washington, D.C.
- Craft
- Hebrew calendars, guided journals
Sarah Waxman grew up with Hebrew school and summer camp and still felt disconnected from the Judaism of her childhood. Then a friend in Washington, D.C. introduced her to Rosh Chodesh, the minor holiday that marks each new moon, and she found a way in. Waxman, a certified yoga and mindfulness instructor who had taught mind-body education in schools, built At the Well around that experience.
The core idea borrows from Lean In circles. A Well Circle is a small group that meets every Rosh Chodesh, usually in someone's home, to talk, share stories and work through a monthly Moon Manual of texts, poems, meditations and recipes. At the Well, now a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Washington, D.C., says nearly 6,000 people have joined or started Well Circles in 37 countries.
The practice comes home through its Hebrew calendars and the Moon by Moon guided journal, with prompts for each month. The 5787 calendar pairs every Hebrew month with a watercolor skyscape by Judaica artist Chaya Toron.
Good to know
- CommunityNearly 6,000 Well Circle participants in 37 countries
- ResourcesMoon Manuals downloaded 88,000+ times
- Covered byJTA, J. The Jewish News of Northern California
