Join us for two 1 hour High Holiday Preparation sessions on Tuesdays September 10 and 24, at 7:30 – 8:30 pm.

Judaism has a rich, ancient tradition of contemplative practices, designed to cultivate wisdom, compassion, peacefulness, spiritual connectedness, and inner freedom.

These time-honored practices complement and enrich the more familiar Jewish observances and traditions by teaching us:

• To cultivate the softening and opening of our hearts
• To nurture our capacity for resilience, well-being, and compassion for self and others
• To learn tools and practices to reconnect with our innate wisdom and authenticity
• To cultivate insight and wise action in response to the challenges of our world.

Specifics details of our time together and a registration form will will be added to this page by September 10.

Like this event?  Take a look at the Introduction to Jewish Contemplative Practice program September 15.