The "last Easter planner" can trigger the stressful week

Imagine, you wake up in the Easter week. When you buy, you will notice that all kosher items are sold out for Easter. Now he can not feed the 20 people who visit his seder, and he has not even begun to clean up Hametz's house. It does not matter if you have matzah and grape jelly for a week because you did not go to the grocery store a few weeks ago.

For such wonderful and ritual reasons as Easter, it can logically be a nightmare.

Therefore, artist and calligraphy author Rae Shagalov decided to create "The Ultimate Pessover Planner ", a coloring book, a multiplayer, a magazine and a guide to the Easter Spirit .

"Easter is a time of intensive preparation, there are so many details and it is very easy to get lost in the details and feel overwhelmed by everything," Shagalov told the Journal. "I decided to gather all the planning tools I used, and used Facebook as a common source for the advice of many other women, for wisdom and meditations with a spiritual focus on what we prepare for Easter.

The book contains many detailed spiritual tips, logistical cleaning tips, buying products, colored sections and checklists to help you spend your vacation. The book even includes musical playlists, seder preparation, and a section on what to do next year.

Shagalov realized that most people in his life started preparing or thinking about Easter a month ago.

Side of the mental thinking of the planner. Photo provided by Rae Shagalov.

With all these concerns, planning does not become a joyous experience. That's why "the best Easter planner" is trying to brighten your holiday planning.

Shagalov said that she and her husband were married 15 years before Easter. Her friend, who organized the wedding in her garden, told Shagalov that she would go to Pesach if she left the house a week later. Since marriage was destiny, planning Easter was a happy experience.

"It is the purpose of preparing the Passover," Shagalov said, adding, "We celebrate our freedom and our marriage to God, which is the tone I gave to The Best Easter Planner, the memories we created continue. "

Checklist Table of Contents. Photo courtesy of Rae Shagalov.

There are over 100 common spiritual tricks and thoughts throughout the book that can be scribbled or colored. These include: "If you are very worried about preparing for Easter, your children will feel the same way."

"I wanted to create a more newspaper experience where people could personalize themselves," Shagalov said. "But where are all the details and could use them and have a place in the newspaper to suit them."

She does not just want the book to stay intact. She says if someone wants to tear a page and paint with the kids, he should do it. If you need to take a break, pull a thought aside and decorate the house, do it.

"One of the first checklists I gave up was a self-care checklist," Shagalov said. "You need to think about how to sustain your energy in an edifying way and what you will do to take care of yourself on this intense journey before we enter Easter."

Shagalov said that all the chaos starts in your head and that when you have no room to organize and drop it, the stress increases. He hopes that the book will enable people to free their minds to be present in the present moment.

"Remember everything you do Jewish, be happy if you do it Jewish," Shaglov said. "The Passover experience is about researching, finding Jewish identity, and seeking a relationship with God - when you travel to a country you've never been to before, you're so happy to be so happy We should feel when we go to Pesach.

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