Jewish Ancestral Healing Podcast

Noam Lerman reclaims the power and practice of tkhines ~ spontaneous Yiddish prayers ~ sharing ways tkhines have been kept alive in their family and have been a home for women and gender-marginalized Ashkenazi Jews, as well as ways we can engage this practice of prayer from the heart today.

Dori Midnight shares the honey-dripping alchemy of working with Jewish ancestral plants including garlic, cedar and pomegranate, as well as the wisdom of her grandmothers on working and playing for collective liberation.

Jewish Ancestral Healing host Taya Mâ Shere welcomes us to this podcast portal, in which she interviews spiritual leaders, artists, activists and visionaries on their journeys of ancestral healing, embracing resilience, and ancestor reverence practices rooted in Jewish traditions and counter-oppressive devotion. In our first episode, Amidst the Blessing of the Ancestors, Taya Mâ sets the context and tone for this offering, and shares how she came to the path of Jewish Ancestral Healing and how she orients in the work. Taya Mâ invites us into the possibility of rooting in positive resource in the realms of ancestral connection and offers blessing and inspiration for our journey to come.