Facilitator: Rabbi Sarah Brammer-Shlay
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Spiritual practice
Who is God? What do we talk about when we talk about God? For six weeks, we will discuss God/divinity as a concept, exploring what God means to each of us and learn about the variety of approaches to God in Jewish tradition.
Facilitator: Janice Steinberg
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Art, Liturgy, Poetry, Spiritual practice
In this Ritualwell Immersion, we'll explore six middot through the gateway of the body, using the Nia movement technique, followed by prompts for reflection and expression.
Facilitator: Elana Bell
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Art, Fiction, Liturgy, Memoir, Poetry, Spiritual practice
In this monthly salon, we will use embodied practices including breathing, sound meditation and movement to quiet the inner critic, calm the nervous system, and open creative channels.
Facilitator: Rabbi Sarah Brammer-Shlay
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Spiritual practice
Who is God? What do we talk about when we talk about God? For six weeks, we will discuss God/divinity as a concept, exploring what God means to each of us and learn about the variety of approaches to God in Jewish tradition.
Facilitator: Janice Steinberg
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Art, Liturgy, Poetry, Spiritual practice
In this Ritualwell Immersion, we'll explore six middot through the gateway of the body, using the Nia movement technique, followed by prompts for reflection and expression.
Facilitator: Rabbi Sarah Brammer-Shlay
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Spiritual practice
Who is God? What do we talk about when we talk about God? For six weeks, we will discuss God/divinity as a concept, exploring what God means to each of us and learn about the variety of approaches to God in Jewish tradition.
Facilitator: Janice Steinberg
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Art, Liturgy, Poetry, Spiritual practice
In this Ritualwell Immersion, we'll explore six middot through the gateway of the body, using the Nia movement technique, followed by prompts for reflection and expression.
Facilitator: Rabbi Sarah Brammer-Shlay
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Spiritual practice
Who is God? What do we talk about when we talk about God? For six weeks, we will discuss God/divinity as a concept, exploring what God means to each of us and learn about the variety of approaches to God in Jewish tradition.
Facilitator: Rabbi Sarah Brammer-Shlay
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Spiritual practice
Who is God? What do we talk about when we talk about God? For six weeks, we will discuss God/divinity as a concept, exploring what God means to each of us and learn about the variety of approaches to God in Jewish tradition.
Facilitator: Elana Bell
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Art, Fiction, Liturgy, Memoir, Poetry, Spiritual practice
In this monthly salon, we will use embodied practices including breathing, sound meditation and movement to quiet the inner critic, calm the nervous system, and open creative channels.
Facilitator: Rabbi Sarah Brammer-Shlay
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Spiritual practice
Who is God? What do we talk about when we talk about God? For six weeks, we will discuss God/divinity as a concept, exploring what God means to each of us and learn about the variety of approaches to God in Jewish tradition.
Facilitator: Yael Linda Schiller
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Spiritual practice
How might we use the gifts of our ancestors to unlock and heal inherited intergenerational trauma?
Welcome HanukkahThe holiday which celebrates the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem following its conquest by the Syrians in 165 BCE. The holiday is celebrated by lighting candles in a hanukiyah oon each of eight nights. Other customs include the eating of fried foods such as latkes (potato pancakes) and sufganiot (jelly donuts), playing dreidl (a gambling game with a spinning top), and, in present day America, gift giving. through the Nia movement practice. We’ll kindle our unique candles to music by Jewish singers, followed by prompts for reflection and writing. Nia is adaptable to individual needs and abilities. Move with us on December 7, 2023.
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