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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2026 · 33 MIN

Episode 1: Ritual

from Ritual · host Katherine Leung

In this episode, host Katherine Leung shares her journey as a Cantonese-American who converted to Judaism and now raises a family in Northern Vermont. We hear from Breana, Alexa, Kyra, Jeny, Jake, Anna, and Rebecca about how they blend their cultural backgrounds into weddings, baby namings, and holiday celebrations. This episode sets the stage for a season of stories about identity, ritual, and community in an unexpected corner of the country.Ritual was written and hosted by Katherine Leung. It was produced and edited by Katie Reuther. Engineering by Logan Marshall. Special thanks to Rabbi Leah Cohen Tenenbaum for her fact checking support. Theme music “Ilu Finu” – words: Jewish liturgy; melody: Rabbi Miriam Margles; performed by Marom, the JCOGS Band, Stowe, Vermont.Additional music composed by Logan Marshall.

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In this episode, host Katherine Leung shares her journey as a Cantonese-American who converted to Judaism and now raises a family in Northern Vermont. We hear from Breana, Alexa, Kyra, Jeny, Jake, Anna, and Rebecca about how they blend their cultural backgrounds into weddings, baby namings, and holiday celebrations. This episode sets the stage for a season of stories about identity, ritual, and community in an unexpected corner of the country.Ritual was written and hosted by Katherine Leung. It was produced and edited by Katie Reuther. Engineering by Logan Marshall. Special thanks to Rabbi Leah Cohen Tenenbaum for her fact checking support. Theme music “Ilu Finu” – words: Jewish liturgy; melody: Rabbi Miriam Margles; performed by Marom, the JCOGS Band, Stowe, Vermont.Additional music composed by Logan Marshall.

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Wisdom's Proof JesusLifeTogether In a world of religion, ritual, hierarchy, control, money, marketing, and more flavors than 10,000 Baskin Robbins — how can we know what is Right and True? Some just give up. Bad move. JESUS LIVES and REIGNS! Some simply "go along to get along" to conform to culture and biological family. Really bad move, unless you are a lemming and don't care about the destiny someone else has chosen for you. But then JESUS, knowing this day would come, said, "By their fruit you shall know them" and "Wisdom is PROVED RIGHT by all her CHILDREN." Luke 7:35 Find some random offspring from whatever you wish you knew more about, look carefully at the second generation, and see if the gates of Hell are prevailing — as they would in a "mere words" and "mere ceremonies" attendance-based religious organization. OR, is satan getting busted in the mouth by that second generation? What is the fruit and the quality of LIVES of the children - once they can make their own choices? Then you'll Know. Wisdom is PROVED Marathi Aarti Sangrah | मराठी आरती संग्रह Rajshri Entertainment Private Limited Aarti (आरती) is a devotional song sung to show devotion towards a deity and to Glorify a deity. Aarti is sung during Ritual of Aarti, in which flame is offered to deity. Aarti is a Hindi word and it is also spelled Arti, Arati or Arathi. The word Aarti is derived from the Sanskrit word Aratrika (आरात्रिक), which means something that removes darkness. शास्‍त्रों में बताया गया है कि आरती शब्द संस्कृत के आर्तिका शब्द से बना है। जिसका अर्थ है, अरिष्ट, विपत्ति, आपत्ति, कष्ट और क्लेश। भगवान की आरती को नीराजन भी कहा जाता है। नीराजन का अर्थ है किसी स्‍थान को विशेष रूप से प्रकाशित करना। शास्‍त्रों में बताए गए नियमों के अनुसार, आरती के इन्हीं दो अर्थों के आधार पर भगवान की आरती करने के दो कारण बताए गए हैं। Hindi Aarti Sangrah | हिंदी आरती संग्रह Rajshri Entertainment Private Limited Aarti - A Hindu religious ritual of worship, refers to the songs sung in praise of the deity when lamps are being offered. Devotees express their complete and unflinching love towards God by singing aartis with a deep sense of reverence and adoration. Alternate Reality Absolut Absolem ✨ The journey continues… 🌌🕯️⏳ Grains fall through the hourglass, time gathers, heavy as eternity 🪨. The traveler 🧍‍♂️, a psychonaut 🧠💥, rides blindly into disaster 💥🐎 – voices whisper 👄👂: “Another universe will not save you.” 🚫🌍 The labyrinth twists 🌀, walls close in 🧱, madness rages everywhere ⚡👁️🔥.👥 Doppelgängers laugh in the shadows 🌑, mirrors scratching each other to dust 🪞💀. Love songs? 🎶💔 Only chains in the maze ⛓️, rotted by time 🕰️, strangled into silence 🤐. 🤖 Robots rise from stupidity 🤯 to gods 👑, taking over dishes 🍽️, taxes 📑, lullabies 🎵, even leading Doppelgängers into the fire 🔥🥩.And the dark voice mocks 😈🗣️: “You forgot the warnings ⚠️! Step inside, boy 👦 – go mad like the rest 🤪!”This is not a fairy tale 📖🚫. This is ritual 🔮, chaos 🌪️, reflection 🪞. This is the eternal labyrinth 🌀⏳ we all carry.🔥 Welcome to the labyrinth 🕳️👁️🌌

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