"Head" as in, part of my body, or beginning of the year.

We treat others with equality because this kabbalistic concept reminds us we are all created in "the image of God."

When God commands and it's not what you wish,
You better respond, or you'll live in a fish.

New Year. Sweet. Goes with Apples.

This is the thing we do every single day of the Omer.

"Justice, justice" you shall pursue; or put your spare change in a box to give to charity.

Especially when stuck in side our homes, we want this type of peace.

You carefully watched over your baby brother;
Dancing with timbrels, there won't be another.

Doorposts. Touch me. Shema.

On Rosh Hashanah, its very noisy when they blow into that.

What's in a "Name"; close to the second book of the Torah.

A phrase for guarding or keeping our innermost nonphysical selves, is "self care."

Though you became a mom at old age,
your advocacy makes you Matriarch sage.

Head. Cover. Customized.

Though it's still winter, on Tu Bishvat we eat food that comes from here.

"Holy holy holy" ; or close to the time we drink wine, or close to the prayer marking moments in time.

Even when gratitude is not obvious, we actively look for opportunities to recognize the good.

To get a blessing, you did a twin-switch;
Who's your favorite son? We don't wonder which...

Prayer. Singing. Book covers.

We send these bags of goodies to friends, family, and community on Purim.

To "guard" or "keep," as we do with Shabbat, or our soul, or our body.

After someone completes something successfully, like a graduation, or becoming B*Mitzvah, we wish them well!

You took your family and built a big ark.
Surrounded by stink, bet you can't wait to park.

Torah. Hand. No touchy.

There are 10 of these that needed to happen in order for Pharaoh to permit freedom. BONUS: 50 points for each of them you can name!