"Return to the Orchard"- A Tu B'Shevat Tikkun

Join us for a delightful, sensory and spiritual walk at our Tu B'Shevat Seder on Saturday January 30th at 1PM

Reserve your spot today!  We need an accurate headcount to make our food purchases. Click here to make your seder reservation (or copy/paste link: http://shofar.org/community-mainmenu-66/tu-bshevat-seder ) and send in your donation for the seder and to plant trees before January 30th.

Give your senses and and your neshama/soul a chance to awaken.

Suggested donation per person for attendance:

$8/adults,  $6/students & seniors, $4/children.

We will also accept donations to plant trees ($18 each).  Note: You can donate to plant as many trees as you like.

No one will be turned away from experiencing a feast of the senses and the season due to lack of funds. Give what you are able.

Come and experience the rising of the sap, the life, within yourself.

Celebration for the New Year for Trees

Tu B'shevat was originally the beginning of the "legal year" for counting the fruit crop for tithes. The Talmud gives the reason that most of the early rains have fallen by this date. It may be thought of as corresponding to one of the earliest times at which sap would rise in the trees in ancient Israel.

Redemption

Tu B'shevat anticipates the ultimate redemption, the return to the Garden of Eden. It anticipates the redemption of the whole world, when we will repair the mistake of Adam and eve, and eat, this time, fruit from the Tree of Life. In that day, the revelation of Godliness in all of Nature will be palpable. Everone will be a prophet and a mystic with direct experience of God, and all flesh will see the Unity of Hashem.

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