ON SALE NOW! Dreaming the World to Come 5786

The Dreaming the World to Come 5786 planner anchors us in ancient rhythms and lineages of resistance, weaving collaborations with the earth, the heavens, and the possibilities inherent in every moment. This combined Hebrew / Gregorian / moon calendar, dream journal, and daily planner includes art and teachings related to the Hebrew months, Jewish holidays, Torah portions, mystical associations, a detailed Omer count, and more room than ever for writing your own plans and dreams. We draw upon the support and sustenance of ancestral Jewish, Black, Arab, Asian, anti-Zionist, queer, disabled, feminist and earth-based wisdom, as we lean toward each other and our dreams of a liberated future. 

This year’s planner includes writings by Arielle Tonkin, Efrat Yerday, Vijoya Taylor, Zohare Jacobi, Sage C.R., Rachel Chang, erica riddick, Imani Chapman, Sarah Nahar, Yavni Bar-Yam, Ariana Katz, Jessica Rosenberg, and May Ye. Art by Nomy Lamm, Kim Wayman, Ayeola Omolara Kaplan and Bird Barnow.

Dreaming the World to Come is now distributed by BuyOlympia, along with the Radical Jewish Calendar, under the umbrella of the Signal Fire Radical Jewish Artist Cooperative.


Dreaming the World to Come offers a space for collaboration and collective dreaming, re-imagining Time and the ways we relate to it. This community honors the diverse voices of the diaspora, past, present, and future, who have been dreaming of a just world for millennia.

This vision, often referred to as Olam haBa in Jewish thought, includes Reparations, Land Back, a Free Palestine, abolition of police and prisons, Disability Justice, Reproductive Justice, Climate Justice, queer and trans liberation, and a world where all bodies and beings are treated as sacred. Those who have historically been most oppressed lead our journey back into family with each other, and with our mycelial, animal, plant and spirit kin.

This grounded wisdom is so helpful in reminding me of the rich gifts of our Jewish ancestors and the beauty of our planet.
— Rabbi Tirzah Firestone, PhD
Having a calendar that centers ancestral time cultivated a deep force of change, healing and love within my body.
— Ella Gluckman, kohenet, herbalist