Yoga With You
Nov
5
6:30 PM18:30

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

If you’ve ever believed yoga was a sport to increase flexibility, or have felt left behind in a fast paced class that only focused on extreme cardio, allow me to reshape that narrative. The essence of yoga is to cultivate a union between mind, body and spirit, connecting to your essence by fostering self-awareness, compassion and inner-peace. In this class, it’s not about what you can’t do, but instead it’s about tuning in to your deeper self, listening to your body, and connecting to a sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature. This class is perfect for beginners and adults of all ages. We’ll be focusing on slow deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. Moving with intention, breath work and relaxing meditation, allow me to join you in this space as we breathe and reconnect together. 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Meditation: An Introduction
Nov
6
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Nov
7
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

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Yoga With You
Nov
11
7:00 AM07:00

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez 
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Yoga With You
Nov
12
6:30 PM18:30

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Meditation: An Introduction
Nov
13
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Nov
14
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

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Yoga With You
Nov
18
7:00 AM07:00

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez 
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Yoga With You
Nov
19
6:30 PM18:30

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Meditation: An Introduction
Nov
20
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Women Of The Bible
Nov
20
7:30 PM19:30

Women Of The Bible

Led by

Elana Ponet

About

In response to the experiences and climate of the past months and looking forward to the months ahead, we will be focusing on women as warriors. In the Biblical era we’ll spend time with Yael, Devorah, Judith… There is so much to learn from these brave, resilient models. And now we watch with hope, a new era in this country during which women warrior leaders could bring wisdom and Joy to the forefront.

Dates

Oct. 30, Nov. 20, Dec. 4 @ 7:30 PM

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Torah Byte
Nov
21
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

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Yoga With You
Nov
25
7:00 AM07:00

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Yoga With You
Nov
26
6:30 PM18:30

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Meditation: An Introduction
Nov
27
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Nov
28
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

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Yoga With You
Dec
2
7:00 AM07:00

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Diaspora Chevrutah
Dec
2
8:00 PM20:00

Diaspora Chevrutah

Led by

David Ponet

About

This Chevrutah will examine the themes of home and exile in the world through the lens of Hannah Arendt, Jean Amery, Edward Said, and others. Jean Amery, an Auschwitz survivor, asks “How much home does a person need” which forces us to think about the nature of home and exile and to ask ourselves whether we can feel at home in a world characterized by Auschwitz, Darfur, Gaza, Ukraine and all the rest. Arendt navigates the home/exile dialectic in numerous ways, whether by reporting on the ‘banality of evil’ or reflecting on the ineliminable forces of plurality and natality that characterize the human condition. The Palestinan American intellectual Edward Said wrote about the “essential association between exile and nationalism” and asked “What is there worth saving and holding on to between the extremes of exile on the one hand, and the often bloody-minded affirmations of nationalism on the other? Do nationalism and exile have any intrinsic attributes? Are they simply two conflicting varieties of paranoia?” Through a selection of texts we will consider the meaning of home, exile, and the place of diaspora.

Dates

Oct. 21, Nov. 4, Nov. 18, Dec. 2 @ 8 PM

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Yoga With You
Dec
3
6:30 PM18:30

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Meditation: An Introduction
Dec
4
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Women Of The Bible
Dec
4
7:30 PM19:30

Women Of The Bible

Led by

Elana Ponet

About

In response to the experiences and climate of the past months and looking forward to the months ahead, we will be focusing on women as warriors. In the Biblical era we’ll spend time with Yael, Devorah, Judith… There is so much to learn from these brave, resilient models. And now we watch with hope, a new era in this country during which women warrior leaders could bring wisdom and Joy to the forefront.

Dates

Oct. 30, Nov. 20, Dec. 4 @ 7:30 PM

Sign Up

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Torah Byte
Dec
5
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

View Event →
Yoga With You
Dec
9
7:00 AM07:00

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Yoga With You
Dec
10
6:30 PM18:30

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Meditation: An Introduction
Dec
11
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Dec
12
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

View Event →
Yoga With You
Dec
16
7:00 AM07:00

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Yoga With You
Dec
17
6:30 PM18:30

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Meditation: An Introduction
Dec
18
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Dec
19
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

View Event →
Yoga With You
Dec
23
7:00 AM07:00

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Yoga With You
Dec
24
6:30 PM18:30

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Meditation: An Introduction
Dec
25
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Dec
26
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

View Event →
Yoga With You
Dec
30
7:00 AM07:00

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Yoga With You
Dec
31
6:30 PM18:30

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Meditation: An Introduction
Jan
1
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Jan
2
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

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Meditation: An Introduction
Jan
8
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Jan
9
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

View Event →
Meditation: An Introduction
Jan
15
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Jan
16
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

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Meditation: An Introduction
Jan
22
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Jan
23
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

View Event →
Meditation: An Introduction
Jan
29
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Jan
30
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

View Event →
Meditation: An Introduction
Feb
5
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Feb
6
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

View Event →
Meditation: An Introduction
Feb
12
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Feb
13
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

View Event →
Meditation: An Introduction
Feb
19
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Feb
20
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

View Event →
Meditation: An Introduction
Feb
26
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Feb
27
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

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Meditation: An Introduction
Mar
5
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Torah Byte
Mar
6
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

View Event →
Meditation: An Introduction
Mar
12
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

View Event →
Torah Byte
Mar
13
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

View Event →
Meditation: An Introduction
Mar
19
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

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Torah Byte
Mar
20
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

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Meditation: An Introduction
Mar
26
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

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Torah Byte
Mar
27
12:00 PM12:00

Torah Byte

Led By Rabbi Misha Shulman
Thursdays at Noon
On Zoom

This year we will take a deep dive into the thinking of four different scholars from four different time periods. Each of the first four books of the Torah will be explored over the course of two months through the mind of one great thinker.

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Diaspora Chevrutah
Nov
4
8:00 PM20:00

Diaspora Chevrutah

Led by

David Ponet

About

This Chevrutah will examine the themes of home and exile in the world through the lens of Hannah Arendt, Jean Amery, Edward Said, and others. Jean Amery, an Auschwitz survivor, asks “How much home does a person need” which forces us to think about the nature of home and exile and to ask ourselves whether we can feel at home in a world characterized by Auschwitz, Darfur, Gaza, Ukraine and all the rest. Arendt navigates the home/exile dialectic in numerous ways, whether by reporting on the ‘banality of evil’ or reflecting on the ineliminable forces of plurality and natality that characterize the human condition. The Palestinan American intellectual Edward Said wrote about the “essential association between exile and nationalism” and asked “What is there worth saving and holding on to between the extremes of exile on the one hand, and the often bloody-minded affirmations of nationalism on the other? Do nationalism and exile have any intrinsic attributes? Are they simply two conflicting varieties of paranoia?” Through a selection of texts we will consider the meaning of home, exile, and the place of diaspora.

Dates

Oct. 21, Nov. 4, Nov. 18, Dec. 2 @ 8 PM

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Yoga With You
Nov
4
8:00 AM08:00

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
On Zoom

Beginner friendly slow flow yoga class focusing on deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. We will move with intention, dip our toes into breathwork and relax in meditation. Bring a pillow, a blanket and see you on the mat! 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Women Of The Bible
Oct
30
7:30 PM19:30

Women Of The Bible

Led by

Elana Ponet

About

In response to the experiences and climate of the past months and looking forward to the months ahead, we will be focusing on women as warriors. In the Biblical era we’ll spend time with Yael, Devorah, Judith… There is so much to learn from these brave, resilient models. And now we watch with hope, a new era in this country during which women warrior leaders could bring wisdom and Joy to the forefront.

Dates

Oct. 30, Nov. 20, Dec. 4 @ 7:30 PM

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Meditation: An Introduction
Oct
30
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Yoga With You
Oct
29
6:00 PM18:00

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
Tuesdays @ 6 PM
On Zoom

If you’ve ever believed yoga was a sport to increase flexibility, or have felt left behind in a fast paced class that only focused on extreme cardio, allow me to reshape that narrative. The essence of yoga is to cultivate a union between mind, body and spirit, connecting to your essence by fostering self-awareness, compassion and inner-peace. In this class, it’s not about what you can’t do, but instead it’s about tuning in to your deeper self, listening to your body, and connecting to a sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature. This class is perfect for beginners and adults of all ages. We’ll be focusing on slow deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. Moving with intention, breath work and relaxing meditation, allow me to join you in this space as we breathe and reconnect together. 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$10 per person per session

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Yoga With You
Oct
28
8:45 AM08:45

Yoga With You

Led By Rebeca Gutierrez
Mondays, Starting Oct. 28 @ 8:45 AM 
On Zoom

If you’ve ever believed yoga was a sport to increase flexibility, or have felt left behind in a fast paced class that only focused on extreme cardio, allow me to reshape that narrative. The essence of yoga is to cultivate a union between mind, body and spirit, connecting to your essence by fostering self-awareness, compassion and inner-peace. In this class, it’s not about what you can’t do, but instead it’s about tuning in to your deeper self, listening to your body, and connecting to a sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature. This class is perfect for beginners and adults of all ages. We’ll be focusing on slow deep stretches, allowing you to release stored tension and reconnect with your body, mind and spirit. Moving with intention, breath work and relaxing meditation, allow me to join you in this space as we breathe and reconnect together. 

Bring a pillow, yoga mat, blocks if available to you, and blanket!

$15 per person per session

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Madrasa - A Journey Towards a More Communicative Israeli Society
Oct
27
11:00 AM11:00

Madrasa - A Journey Towards a More Communicative Israeli Society

On Zoom

Led By

Gilad Sevitt

About

Marhaba! Join us to hear from Gilad Sevitt, founder and director of Madrasa, an organization dedicated to teaching tens of thousands of Israelis the Arabic language with the aim to improve communication between Jews and Arabs in the region. Learn about the school with over 100,000 students, the meaning of learning Hebrew in Israel, the post October 7th reality and more.

Based on interest, this Chevrutah may continue as an Arabic Class.

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Meditation: An Introduction
Oct
23
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Diaspora Chevrutah
Oct
21
8:00 PM20:00

Diaspora Chevrutah

Led by

David Ponet

About

This Chevrutah will examine the themes of home and exile in the world through the lens of Hannah Arendt, Jean Amery, Edward Said, and others. Jean Amery, an Auschwitz survivor, asks “How much home does a person need” which forces us to think about the nature of home and exile and to ask ourselves whether we can feel at home in a world characterized by Auschwitz, Darfur, Gaza, Ukraine and all the rest. Arendt navigates the home/exile dialectic in numerous ways, whether by reporting on the ‘banality of evil’ or reflecting on the ineliminable forces of plurality and natality that characterize the human condition. The Palestinan American intellectual Edward Said wrote about the “essential association between exile and nationalism” and asked “What is there worth saving and holding on to between the extremes of exile on the one hand, and the often bloody-minded affirmations of nationalism on the other? Do nationalism and exile have any intrinsic attributes? Are they simply two conflicting varieties of paranoia?” Through a selection of texts we will consider the meaning of home, exile, and the place of diaspora.

Dates

Oct. 21, Nov. 4, Nov. 18, Dec. 2 @ 8 PM

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Sukkot - A Sweet and Simple Gathering
Oct
19
10:00 AM10:00

Sukkot - A Sweet and Simple Gathering

  • Trinity Lower East Side Lutheran Parish 602 East 9th Street (Avenue B) (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us for a special Sukkot Gathering and Service Day - a day of community and a harvest festival when The New Shul returns to Trinity Lower East Side Lutheran Parish. We will be combining the harvest festival of Sukkot with the tradition of Service Day, a day filled with reflection, service, and community. We will begin the day with a Shabbat "Gathering of People and Intentions" led by Lizzie Berne DeGear, Dana Herz and Tal Mashiach. We will be putting up a sukkah as part of the day’s activities. The sukkah will remain throughout the holiday for the ministry and community to enjoy. 

Donations to the food pantry (please bring them with you or drop them off on the morning of 4/6 even if you can’t stay to volunteer:

We are able to accept any and all dry pantry items, so things like, but not limited to:
Pastas
Rice or other grains
Cereals (cold or hot)
Peanut Butter
Canned Meats (like tuna, chicken, sardines, salmon, etc.)
Canned Beans (like black beans, pinto, garbanzo, etc.)
Canned Vegetables/Fruit (items like corn, carrots, green beans, peaches or pears in
water, etc.)
Spaghetti Sauce

We also collect personal care items like:
Tampons/pads
Hand lotion
Mini bars of soap
Toothbrushes/toothpaste
Deodorant

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Meditation: An Introduction
Oct
16
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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YOM KIPPUR EVENING
Oct
12
5:30 PM17:30

YOM KIPPUR EVENING

In Person and Live Streamed!

5:30 pm - Mincha

6:00 pm - Neilah

7:30 pm - Community Break-Fast

*Please dress in white for this event.

“Begin Again.

The oldest Kabbalistic book, the Book of Creation, attributed to our first ancestor, Abraham, offers some simple advice: ”If your mind is racing, return to where you are.” In these times of racing minds and troubled hearts, our task is to return: to our place, to our teachings, to our purpose. Rosh Hashanah reminds us that whatever death and difficulty may have surfaced this past year, we are perpetually invited to begin again. Who do we want to be? Where do we want to go? How will we act? Teshuvah, return, is an opportunity to begin anew.

This year we celebrate 25 years of The New Shul. Join us as we return to the ever-evolving quest to understand what it means to be a Jew, right here, right now. The old melodies are calling us back. Let’s make it a call and response. ”

— Rabbi Misha Shulman

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YOM KIPPUR MORNING
Oct
12
10:00 AM10:00

YOM KIPPUR MORNING

In Person and Live Streamed!

10:00 am - Morning Service

1:00 pm - Yizkor

2:00 pm - Study/meditation

Kids services - this year we will offer two services for kids, one for ages 0-5 and another for ages 5-10. These age appropriate services will include many of the Yom Kippur melodies and prayers, along with discussions and stories to bring the kids into the spirit of the day. In addition we will be offering art and games on High Holidays themes throughout the morning.

*Please dress in white for this event. 

“Begin Again.

The oldest Kabbalistic book, the Book of Creation, attributed to our first ancestor, Abraham, offers some simple advice: ”If your mind is racing, return to where you are.” In these times of racing minds and troubled hearts, our task is to return: to our place, to our teachings, to our purpose. Rosh Hashanah reminds us that whatever death and difficulty may have surfaced this past year, we are perpetually invited to begin again. Who do we want to be? Where do we want to go? How will we act? Teshuvah, return, is an opportunity to begin anew.

This year we celebrate 25 years of The New Shul. Join us as we return to the ever-evolving quest to understand what it means to be a Jew, right here, right now. The old melodies are calling us back. Let’s make it a call and response. ”

— Rabbi Misha Shulman

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KOL NIDRE
Oct
11
6:45 PM18:45

KOL NIDRE

In Person and Live Streamed!

Begin Again.

The oldest Kabbalistic book, the Book of Creation, attributed to our first ancestor, Abraham, offers some simple advice: ”If your mind is racing, return to where you are.” In these times of racing minds and troubled hearts, our task is to return: to our place, to our teachings, to our purpose. Rosh Hashanah reminds us that whatever death and difficulty may have surfaced this past year, we are perpetually invited to begin again. Who do we want to be? Where do we want to go? How will we act? Teshuvah, return, is an opportunity to begin anew.

This year we celebrate 25 years of The New Shul. Join us as we return to the ever-evolving quest to understand what it means to be a Jew, right here, right now. The old melodies are calling us back. Let’s make it a call and response.

— Rabbi Misha Shulman

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Meditation: An Introduction
Oct
9
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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TASHLICH
Oct
4
4:00 PM16:00

TASHLICH

In Person and Live Streamed!

Begin Again.

The oldest Kabbalistic book, the Book of Creation, attributed to our first ancestor, Abraham, offers some simple advice: ”If your mind is racing, return to where you are.” In these times of racing minds and troubled hearts, our task is to return: to our place, to our teachings, to our purpose. Rosh Hashanah reminds us that whatever death and difficulty may have surfaced this past year, we are perpetually invited to begin again. Who do we want to be? Where do we want to go? How will we act? Teshuvah, return, is an opportunity to begin anew.

This year we celebrate 25 years of The New Shul. Join us as we return to the ever-evolving quest to understand what it means to be a Jew, right here, right now. The old melodies are calling us back. Let’s make it a call and response.

— Rabbi Misha Shulman

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TEEN TASHLICH
Oct
3
1:00 PM13:00

TEEN TASHLICH

In Person and Live Streamed!

Begin Again.

The oldest Kabbalistic book, the Book of Creation, attributed to our first ancestor, Abraham, offers some simple advice: ”If your mind is racing, return to where you are.” In these times of racing minds and troubled hearts, our task is to return: to our place, to our teachings, to our purpose. Rosh Hashanah reminds us that whatever death and difficulty may have surfaced this past year, we are perpetually invited to begin again. Who do we want to be? Where do we want to go? How will we act? Teshuvah, return, is an opportunity to begin anew.

This year we celebrate 25 years of The New Shul. Join us as we return to the ever-evolving quest to understand what it means to be a Jew, right here, right now. The old melodies are calling us back. Let’s make it a call and response.

— Rabbi Misha Shulman

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ROSH HASHANAH
Oct
3
11:00 AM11:00

ROSH HASHANAH

In Person and Live Streamed!

Begin Again.

The oldest Kabbalistic book, the Book of Creation, attributed to our first ancestor, Abraham, offers some simple advice: ”If your mind is racing, return to where you are.” In these times of racing minds and troubled hearts, our task is to return: to our place, to our teachings, to our purpose. Rosh Hashanah reminds us that whatever death and difficulty may have surfaced this past year, we are perpetually invited to begin again. Who do we want to be? Where do we want to go? How will we act? Teshuvah, return, is an opportunity to begin anew.

This year we celebrate 25 years of The New Shul. Join us as we return to the ever-evolving quest to understand what it means to be a Jew, right here, right now. The old melodies are calling us back. Let’s make it a call and response.

— Rabbi Misha Shulman

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EREV ROSH HASHANAH
Oct
2
7:00 PM19:00

EREV ROSH HASHANAH

In Person and Live Streamed!

Begin Again.

The oldest Kabbalistic book, the Book of Creation, attributed to our first ancestor, Abraham, offers some simple advice: ”If your mind is racing, return to where you are.” In these times of racing minds and troubled hearts, our task is to return: to our place, to our teachings, to our purpose. Rosh Hashanah reminds us that whatever death and difficulty may have surfaced this past year, we are perpetually invited to begin again. Who do we want to be? Where do we want to go? How will we act? Teshuvah, return, is an opportunity to begin anew.

This year we celebrate 25 years of The New Shul. Join us as we return to the ever-evolving quest to understand what it means to be a Jew, right here, right now. The old melodies are calling us back. Let’s make it a call and response.

— Rabbi Misha Shulman

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Meditation: An Introduction
Oct
2
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Meditation: An Introduction
Sep
25
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Meditation: An Introduction
Sep
18
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Meditation: An Introduction
Sep
11
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

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Hebrew Lessons With Michal Nachmany
Sep
9
7:00 PM19:00

Hebrew Lessons With Michal Nachmany

On Zoom

Led By

Michal Nachmany

About

This is a wonderful opportunity to prepare for the High Holidays by learning the language in which we will be praying. 

Michal Nachmany has 36 years of Hebrew teaching experience. With endless patience, she will be your coach-trainer. Michal grew up in Jerusalem and lives in NYC. Over the past three decades she taught many hundreds of students, in different setups, to read, speak and write Hebrew, with a touch of Israeli culture. Michal loves to work with beginners and help them overcome the fear of learning Hebrew. She is also an artist: you may see her artworks, and how she brings Hebrew and Jewish themes together, on www.MichalNachmanyArt.com

All Upcoming Dates

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Meditation: An Introduction
Sep
4
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Meditation: An Introduction
Aug
28
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Meditation: An Introduction
Aug
21
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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Meditation: An Introduction
Aug
14
8:45 AM08:45

Meditation: An Introduction

Led by

Michael Posnick

About

Led by Michael Posnick, meditation opens the way to greater awareness, to living in the present with greater clarity and freedom. Seeing things as they are allows us to accept what is and to act according to need. Meditation is a means of self -discovery and wholehearted participation in the divine play of creation.

Useful preparation: Jack Kornfield's Meditation for Beginners.

Dates

Wednesdays @ 8:45-10:00 am on zoom

Email Michael to Join.

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