This is meant as a supplement to the traditional Haggadah. You can use it in addition to a traditional Haggadah, introducing whichever parts you like to your Seder to provoke a lively discussion. Or you can use this as the basis for an alternative Haggadah, which can then be supplemented by the traditional Haggadah.
Pronunciation guide: we write kh to get the sound you get when pronouncing the first two letters of Chanukah or the third and fourth letters of le’cha’im.
You are very welcome at our Seder! Jesus was a Jew, and the Last Supper was a Seder. Our supplement affirms the liberatory message that is part of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and which is found in many other religious and spiritual traditions, as well: that rebirth, renewal, and transformation are possible, and that we are not stuck in the dark, cold, and deadly energies of winter....
