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The Kabbalistic Moon Cycles of the High Holidays with Jueli Garfinkle
Prepare for the High Holidays by deepening connection to yourself and the Divine. The lunar month of Elul (September) increases love, deepens compassion, and provides greater personal access to the Divine than at any other time of year. This moon/month begins the transformative journey of preparing for and welcoming the Jewish new year of 5770.
Using the Kabbalistic moon cycles as a guide, you will:
* Deepen (or create) your relationship with the Divine
* Begin open-hearted accounting to prepare you for a meaningful High Holiday experience.
* Awaken and utilize true compassion for yourself and others
* Prepare for your personal meeting with God doing the groundwork during Elul that leads to purity and forgiveness
Each class includes meditation, teaching, chant, study and sharing. Accessible practices will be shared that will help you to open your heart, connect to the Divine, and keep you grounded throughout the High Holiday season.
When: Tuesdays, September 1 and 15; 7-9pm
Fee Per Class: $18 members/$24 non-members
Fee for Series: $30 members/$40 non-members
Jueli Garfinkle helps people access and incorporate into their lives the rich teachings and rituals of the moon cycles according to Jewish mysticism and spirituality. She integrates this vibrant wisdom into meaningful everyday practices. For nearly ten years, Jueli has facilitated workshops and meditation classes, She received advanced training and a teaching certification in Jewish Meditation and Mysticism in 2004. She was the founding publisher and editor of Jewish Spirituality: The Magazine (www.jspirituality.org) and the coauthor of Everyday Adventures for the Soul: 52 Simple and Surprising Ways to Wow Your Spirit (New Harbinger, 2002).
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LocationChochmat HaLev
2215 Prince St
Berkeley, CA 94705
United States
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