Danny Burkeman
Guest Columnist
I have been attending Passover Sedarim (Seders) for as long as I can remember with family, with rabbis, with friends, and at the synagogue. It is always fun to experience the customs and traditions of another family and to deepen my own connection to the festival through them.
There was that time the children dressed up as Israelites in the wilderness, the use of scallions to hit each other during dayenu (a tradition we’ve adopted), and many different songs, tunes, and melodies.
This year, I had the privilege of sharing the Seder in a completely new way and one that has enriched and uplifted me like no other.
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