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Introduction to Monthly Cycle Program 5784
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Introduction to Monthly Cycle Program 5784

We live in a society that denies the cycles of our lives and of the world. Our society teaches us that “age is just a number” and offers us magic potions to pretend that we will live forever as adolescents, as if that were a desirable thing. This exploration is grounded in a different vision that embraces the cycles of our lives and of the world. No eternal summer, no eternal youth, but an engagement with the cycle of birth and death.

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5782 Introduction to Reading the Parsha
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5782 Introduction to Reading the Parsha

Do you yearn for a connection with the more than human world such as our ancestors had when they lived in face to face tribal societies?  Join me in a free new class that explores reading the parsha of the week in order to reclaim our indigenous Jewish heritage and our rightful place amongst the more than human world.

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Introduction to Discovering Your Earth Based Jewish Purpose
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Introduction to Discovering Your Earth Based Jewish Purpose

If you are both a committed Jew in some sense, and committed to an earth based spirituality, you probably have struggled with how to integrate those two commitments. This is a home for you to study with  other people walking similar paths.

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