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February 2025

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A Kundalini Experience: Moving from Fear to Love
12:30 pm – 1:45 pm
In this yoga class we will practice breathwork and movement sequencesthat bring us out of worry and stress into a higher vibration of love, calmand expansion. Woven into the classes will be teachings on Astrology andJudaism. We will also practice meditations to support and enliven us inthese complicated times. All levels are welcome.Please bring:yoga matwater bottleMondays, 12:30-1:45pm –Jan. 13th,Jan. 20thJan. 27th Feb. 3rdCost:   Members: $72 for the series; $18/class Non-Members: $96 for the series; $24/classNOTAFLOF Drop-In Welcome! Register Here Jenny Overman:  As an Astrologer, Yoga teacher and mother, Jenny is passionate about spiritual practice and community. Fascinated by energy, healing and the unseen world, Jenny dives deeply into the cosmic web of life. Contact Info:  overman.jenny@gmail.com , …
Monday Night Meditation
7:00 pm
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Tikkun Ha’Middot
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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Meditation of Presence
8:15 am
with Jeffrey KesslerWednesdays  |  8:15 – 9amBy Donation  |  On Zoom  Check out our Timeline of Jewish Meditation » Torah is our technology for encountering the Divine Presence. Silence provides a necessary space for that encounter. According to Jewish tradition, the Presence dwells continually within and around us, but we must learn deep listening to receive its generative wisdom. Shemah – in a word that sounds like an exhalation of breath,  we are directed to listen in order to understand the Divine Oneness. We are to open to this Oneness with all of our heart, our soul, our strength. We must listen to our bodies, our emotions, our thoughts, all that is deep within us. Join us as we sit together in silence, after a brief teaching on meditation practice in connection either with the weekly Torah portion or where we find ourselves in the Jewish sacred calendar. About Jeffrey KesslerA graduate of Chochmat HaLev’s first Jewish Meditation Teacher Training Program, Jeffrey has studied many spiritual traditions. With degrees in philosophy, mathematics and spiritual psychology, Jeffrey has spent his life exploring the many creative disciplines of staying open in order to connect with the Nameless One. He sees Meditation and Mussar practice as key to the renewal of Jewish spirituality. DONATION INFO$18 suggested donation. Every contribution, large or small, allows us to keep bringing you meditation, services, and much more. • Donate online chochmat.org/give• Venmo @Chochmat• Paypal shalom@chochmat.org ZOOM INFOJoin with video  https://zoom.us/j/520703203?pwd=RnJNRittSkZNcnkxNm03WGxvcFgyQT09 Join by phone  1-669-900-6833, 1-346-248-7799, 1-253-215-8782Meeting ID: 520 703 203Passcode: 062729 , …
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The Queen’s Table: An Evening of Mystical Delight
8:00 pm – 11:00 pm
You are invited to a Friday evening of ecstasy and enchantment at Chochmat HaLev’s modern take on the Hassidic tisch. Join us as we reimagine the rituals of the Jewish mystics by gathering around a long candlelit table, sacred teachers illuminating ancient wisdom, wordless nigun melodies, libations and delicacies late into the night. We have the rare opportunity to be guided on this journey by two of the world’s leading scholars and teachers of Jewish mysticism: Dr. Melila Hellner Eshed visiting us from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, together with Dr. Daniel Matt, author of the nine-volume annotated work The Zohar: Pritzker Edition, the core text of Jewish mysticism. Participate in lively conversation facilitated by Chochmat HaLev Spiritual Leader Zvika Krieger and sacred chanting led by Musical Director Lior Tsarfaty and Jewtina songstress Daniela Gesundheit as we enter the new Hebrew month of Shevat, a portal for rebirth and infinite potential. Accept the Zohar’s invitation to “make the Shabbat a delight… unto both the body and the soul, a delight unto the celestial and earthly realms.” Take your seat at our opulent tisch (table) in a fete to the feminine face of the Divine, the supernal Queen, who according to the Zohar graces us with Her imminent presence on Friday nights – “crowned over and over by the holy people” through our song, study, and spirits. Register here! Limited seats available for intimate Shabbat meal and conversation (6:30-8pm) with Dr. Melila Hellner Eshed and Dr. Daniel Matt, so reserve your seats now. Tickets: Tisch Experience: $180 Intimate Shabbat Dinner + Tisch Experience: $360  Proceeds from this event will support Chochmat HaLev’s offerings of embodied prayer and mindfulness, heart-centered connection, and mystical experiences throughout the year.   Dr. Melila Hellner-Eshed is a teacher of Jewish spirituality and one of the world’s leading…

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Torah Study
9:30 am
Parashat Bo! With Melilah
4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Parashat Bo! With MelilaSaturday Feb 1 at 4:30pm – 6:30pm Bo! Come feed your second Shabbat soul by gathering together to spend the last few hours of this special Shabbat, partaking in the kind of social / spiritual / textual study that animates our lineage, Go Deeper with beloved friend of Chochmat and leading teacher-explorer of our mystical texts, Dr. Melila Hellner Eshed. Your soul will appreciate this opportunity to intimately explore this week’s Torah portion, Parashat Bo. The Hebrew word bo can be understood to mean “come” as in Moses comes before Pharoah (or well-raised Hebrew-speaking canines “come” to their humans). It can also mean “to enter into,” as in Moses entering into Pharoah’s presence or our Second Soul ‘enters into” (and then departs ) each of us every Shabbat. In the Zohar, a foundational work of Kabbalistic literature, the Rabbis often signal a new discourse with the words: “Rabbi Shim’on opens.” A continually renewed invitation to re-open ourselves to a text by “turning” it, “seeking from” it, subjecting it to the collaborative consideration of those sitting next to you. Share in the splendor of Jewish mystical study as Dr. Eshed opens for us this part of the familiar Exodus story and explores the spiritual nature of evil. Stay for Havdalah with the whole community – the embodied ritual will flow seamlessly from the deep learning. Havdalah, the Jewish ceremony that marks the end of Shabbat and the start of a new week, is Hebrew word for “separation”. Separating from the sacred time of Shabbat as we relinquish the “second soul” offered to each of us by The Holy One on Friday night and reorient to the 6 generative days ahead. Braided candle, spice box, wine, blessings, singing and more. Register Volunteers needed! Dr. Melila Hellner-Eshed is a teacher of…

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A Kundalini Experience: Moving from Fear to Love
12:30 pm – 1:45 pm
In this yoga class we will practice breathwork and movement sequencesthat bring us out of worry and stress into a higher vibration of love, calmand expansion. Woven into the classes will be teachings on Astrology andJudaism. We will also practice meditations to support and enliven us inthese complicated times. All levels are welcome.Please bring:yoga matwater bottleMondays, 12:30-1:45pm –Jan. 13th,Jan. 20thJan. 27th Feb. 3rdCost:   Members: $72 for the series; $18/class Non-Members: $96 for the series; $24/classNOTAFLOF Drop-In Welcome! Register Here Jenny Overman:  As an Astrologer, Yoga teacher and mother, Jenny is passionate about spiritual practice and community. Fascinated by energy, healing and the unseen world, Jenny dives deeply into the cosmic web of life. Contact Info:  overman.jenny@gmail.com , …
Monday Night Meditation
7:00 pm
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Tikkun Ha’Middot
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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Meditation of Presence
8:15 am
with Jeffrey KesslerWednesdays  |  8:15 – 9amBy Donation  |  On Zoom  Check out our Timeline of Jewish Meditation » Torah is our technology for encountering the Divine Presence. Silence provides a necessary space for that encounter. According to Jewish tradition, the Presence dwells continually within and around us, but we must learn deep listening to receive its generative wisdom. Shemah – in a word that sounds like an exhalation of breath,  we are directed to listen in order to understand the Divine Oneness. We are to open to this Oneness with all of our heart, our soul, our strength. We must listen to our bodies, our emotions, our thoughts, all that is deep within us. Join us as we sit together in silence, after a brief teaching on meditation practice in connection either with the weekly Torah portion or where we find ourselves in the Jewish sacred calendar. About Jeffrey KesslerA graduate of Chochmat HaLev’s first Jewish Meditation Teacher Training Program, Jeffrey has studied many spiritual traditions. With degrees in philosophy, mathematics and spiritual psychology, Jeffrey has spent his life exploring the many creative disciplines of staying open in order to connect with the Nameless One. He sees Meditation and Mussar practice as key to the renewal of Jewish spirituality. DONATION INFO$18 suggested donation. Every contribution, large or small, allows us to keep bringing you meditation, services, and much more. • Donate online chochmat.org/give• Venmo @Chochmat• Paypal shalom@chochmat.org ZOOM INFOJoin with video  https://zoom.us/j/520703203?pwd=RnJNRittSkZNcnkxNm03WGxvcFgyQT09 Join by phone  1-669-900-6833, 1-346-248-7799, 1-253-215-8782Meeting ID: 520 703 203Passcode: 062729 , …
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Kabbalat Shabbat
6:00 pm
Friday, February 7, 6pm In person and on Zoom Meeting ID 878 1040 4956Passcode 972073 Join Chochmat HaLev for a Kabbalat Shabbat (Welcoming Shabbat) service, a mystical tradition full of embodied prayer, soulful singing, ecstatic dancing, guided meditation, sharing of ancestral wisdom, and connection in intergenerational community. This service will be led by Zvika Krieger, Lior Tsarfaty and special guests. Service will start promptly at 6pm — please arrive a few minutes early to check in and be seated. Potluck oneg after services, followed by HeartSpace at 8pm, If you’re planning to attend in-person, please register in advance.If you’re planning to attend via Zoom, the link is here: https://zoom.us/j/8781040 Register here! HOLY WORK (Sign up to volunteer) During service Childcare is available. Please register so we know you’re coming! After service Please bring a delicious vegetarian contribution to our potluck oneg and schmooze with our beloved community! Followed by HeartSpace at 8pm:  Accessibility ZOOM INFOJoin with video  https://zoom.us/j/87810404956 Join by phone  1-669-900-6833, 1-346-248-7799, 1-253-215-8782Meeting ID 878 1040 4956Passcode 972073Notice: Our Zoom recordings are for archival purposes only, and therefore are not available to the public. DONATION INFO Our Shabbat services are supported by donation. Each donation, small and large, allows us to continue with this offering. Please contribute when you register, or at one of the links below:• Donate online chochmat.org/give• Venmo @chochmat • Paypal shalom@chochmat.org Physical Access Entrance Entrance to the Sanctuary is at the corner of Prince St. and Fulton St.. There are 8 steps into the main entrance of the Sanctuary. There is an accessible ramp at a separate entrance on Fulton St. Please let a volunteer or staff know if you need to use this entrance; you can also email us in advance at shalom@chochmat.org Seating We have folding chairs (some with padding, some without), pillows, and floor cushions available…

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Torah Study
9:30 am
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Monday Night Meditation
7:00 pm
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Tikkun Ha’Middot
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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Meditation of Presence
8:15 am
with Jeffrey KesslerWednesdays  |  8:15 – 9amBy Donation  |  On Zoom  Check out our Timeline of Jewish Meditation » Torah is our technology for encountering the Divine Presence. Silence provides a necessary space for that encounter. According to Jewish tradition, the Presence dwells continually within and around us, but we must learn deep listening to receive its generative wisdom. Shemah – in a word that sounds like an exhalation of breath,  we are directed to listen in order to understand the Divine Oneness. We are to open to this Oneness with all of our heart, our soul, our strength. We must listen to our bodies, our emotions, our thoughts, all that is deep within us. Join us as we sit together in silence, after a brief teaching on meditation practice in connection either with the weekly Torah portion or where we find ourselves in the Jewish sacred calendar. About Jeffrey KesslerA graduate of Chochmat HaLev’s first Jewish Meditation Teacher Training Program, Jeffrey has studied many spiritual traditions. With degrees in philosophy, mathematics and spiritual psychology, Jeffrey has spent his life exploring the many creative disciplines of staying open in order to connect with the Nameless One. He sees Meditation and Mussar practice as key to the renewal of Jewish spirituality. DONATION INFO$18 suggested donation. Every contribution, large or small, allows us to keep bringing you meditation, services, and much more. • Donate online chochmat.org/give• Venmo @Chochmat• Paypal shalom@chochmat.org ZOOM INFOJoin with video  https://zoom.us/j/520703203?pwd=RnJNRittSkZNcnkxNm03WGxvcFgyQT09 Join by phone  1-669-900-6833, 1-346-248-7799, 1-253-215-8782Meeting ID: 520 703 203Passcode: 062729 , …
Kiddush Levana Men’s Circle
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Experience the Power of Tradition, Connection, and Spiritual Growth The Kiddush Levana (Sanctifying the Moon) Men’s Blessing Circle is a monthly gathering that combines Jewish tradition, spiritual practice, and community building. This program is for male-identified individuals seeking a safe and meaningful space to explore personal growth, offer blessing for the new month,, and strengthen connections within the Chochmat HaLev community. What to Expect: Celebrate Tradition: Begin each session outdoors under the moonlight with a joyous Kiddush Levana ritual. Sing, dance, and honor the cycles of nature in alignment with Jewish wisdom. Engage in Inquiry and Reflection: Gather in a circle to explore the Four Worlds of Kabbalah—each session will include check-ins, intention-setting, learning, and spiritual reflection. Build Meaningful Connections: Share stories, insights, and intentions in a trusted container that fosters authentic and vulnerable conversation. Strengthen Community Bonds: Deepen your connection to the Chochmat HaLev community while engaging in transformative Jewish learning. Sessions will be led by Noah Phillips and David Steuer LOGISTICS: Where: Nicholl Knob and Noah’s nearby home in Point Richmond When:  6 Sundays, Monthly, at sunset, between the third and fifteen days of the Hebrew month (the second or first Sunday of each Gregorian month). Jan 12 (Tevet 12) Feb 9 (Shevat 11) March 9 (Adar 9) April 6 (Nisan 8) May 4 (Iyar 6) June 8 (Sivan 12) Who: Our Kiddush Levana circle is open to anyone who identifies as male as well as anyone who feels most comfortable in such a space, including those who identify as trans, non-binary, or gender expansive. A note on gender affinity spaces: Our Kiddush Levana circle is open to anyone who identifies as male as well as anyone who feels most comfortable in such a space, including those who identify as trans, non-binary, or gender expansive. Our intention is…

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Let’s Talk Prophets
7:00 pm
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Exploring Wisdom of the Body through Feldenkrais
10:30 am – 12:00 pm
This class series will explore our communication with our body and help us develop a relationship of acceptance, compassion, willingness and trust with our body’s wisdom. We will discover harmony and balance between the mind and body and re-attune all aspects of our being so as to meet whatever is arising with loving awareness — As we give our awareness, our awareness heals us. The class experience is a microfield for what we express in the macrofield, so as we practice care and understanding for ourselves, we bring that to all relationships in our life. In addition, Ilana will embed some images and stories from Kabbalah, our jewish mystical tradition, which are aligned with the original teachings of the method as Feldenkrais himself was related to the Bal Shem Tov. **This series is accessible to all ages and all abilities, and the series will be molded to the specific needs of people in attendance** Please bring: a heavy blanket (no yoga mats)  pillow small towel Fridays, 10:30-12:00pm – Feb. 14th Feb. 21st Feb. 28th March 7th March 14th Cost:   FIRST CLASS IS FREE (FEB 14) If this class resonates with you. we are asking for a commitment to the remaining 4 classes in the series. Members: $72 for remaining 4 sessions Non-Members: $96 for remaining 4 classes NOTAFLOF ABOUT THE FELDENKRAIS METHOD:The Feldenkrais Method® is a form of somatic education that uses gentle movement and directed attention to improve movement and enhance human functioning. Through this Method, you can increase your ease and range of motion, improve your flexibility and coordination, and rediscover your innate capacity for graceful, efficient movement. These will often generalize to enhance functioning in other aspects of your life. By expanding the self-image through movement sequences that bring attention to the parts of the self that are out of awareness, the…

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Shabbat Morning Service
10:30 am
Saturday February 15, 10:30 amIn person and on Zoom Meeting ID 878 1040 4956Passcode 972073 Join Zvika Krieger and an amazing team of prayer leaders and musicians for a Shabbat morning Shacharit prayer service, full of soulful singing, ecstatic dancing, and guided meditation. Our interactive Torah experience mines the texts of our ancestral wisdom for modern meaning.   During this service we’ll lift up community members Davide Russo and Nat Gardenschwartz’s new baby, Aya Naira Russo, with a baby blessing!   Service will start promptly at 10:30 am — please arrive 15 minutes early to check in. No childcare available on Saturday mornings. Email shalom@chochmat.org to join our Families WhatsApp group. After Services: Enjoy a delicious kiddush lunch and schmooze with our community. Register here! HOLY WORK (Sign up to volunteer) DONATION INFO Our Shabbat services are supported by donation. Each donation, small and large, allows us to continue with this offering. Please contribute when you register, or at one of the links below:• Donate online chochmat.org/give• Venmo @chochmat • Paypal shalom@chochmat.org Accessibility ZOOM INFOJoin with video  https://zoom.us/j/87810404956 Join by phone  1-669-900-6833, 1-346-248-7799, 1-253-215-8782Meeting ID 878 1040 4956Passcode 972073Notice: Our Zoom recordings are for archival purposes only, and therefore are not available to the public. Physical Access Entrance Entrance to the Sanctuary is at the corner of Prince St. and Fulton St.. There are 8 steps into the main entrance of the Sanctuary. There is an accessible ramp at a separate entrance on Fulton St. Please let a volunteer or staff know if you need to use this entrance; you can also email us in advance at shalom@chochmat.org Seating We have folding chairs (some with padding, some without), pillows, and floor cushions available for you to use, along with limited bench seating in the back of the Sanctuary.  COVID ProtocolsOur policy effective May 19th, 2023…

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Monday Night Meditation
7:00 pm
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Tikkun Ha’Middot
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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Meditation of Presence
8:15 am
with Jeffrey KesslerWednesdays  |  8:15 – 9amBy Donation  |  On Zoom  Check out our Timeline of Jewish Meditation » Torah is our technology for encountering the Divine Presence. Silence provides a necessary space for that encounter. According to Jewish tradition, the Presence dwells continually within and around us, but we must learn deep listening to receive its generative wisdom. Shemah – in a word that sounds like an exhalation of breath,  we are directed to listen in order to understand the Divine Oneness. We are to open to this Oneness with all of our heart, our soul, our strength. We must listen to our bodies, our emotions, our thoughts, all that is deep within us. Join us as we sit together in silence, after a brief teaching on meditation practice in connection either with the weekly Torah portion or where we find ourselves in the Jewish sacred calendar. About Jeffrey KesslerA graduate of Chochmat HaLev’s first Jewish Meditation Teacher Training Program, Jeffrey has studied many spiritual traditions. With degrees in philosophy, mathematics and spiritual psychology, Jeffrey has spent his life exploring the many creative disciplines of staying open in order to connect with the Nameless One. He sees Meditation and Mussar practice as key to the renewal of Jewish spirituality. DONATION INFO$18 suggested donation. Every contribution, large or small, allows us to keep bringing you meditation, services, and much more. • Donate online chochmat.org/give• Venmo @Chochmat• Paypal shalom@chochmat.org ZOOM INFOJoin with video  https://zoom.us/j/520703203?pwd=RnJNRittSkZNcnkxNm03WGxvcFgyQT09 Join by phone  1-669-900-6833, 1-346-248-7799, 1-253-215-8782Meeting ID: 520 703 203Passcode: 062729 , …
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Exploring Wisdom of the Body through Feldenkrais
10:30 am – 12:00 pm
This class series will explore our communication with our body and help us develop a relationship of acceptance, compassion, willingness and trust with our body’s wisdom. We will discover harmony and balance between the mind and body and re-attune all aspects of our being so as to meet whatever is arising with loving awareness — As we give our awareness, our awareness heals us. The class experience is a microfield for what we express in the macrofield, so as we practice care and understanding for ourselves, we bring that to all relationships in our life. In addition, Ilana will embed some images and stories from Kabbalah, our jewish mystical tradition, which are aligned with the original teachings of the method as Feldenkrais himself was related to the Bal Shem Tov. **This series is accessible to all ages and all abilities, and the series will be molded to the specific needs of people in attendance** Please bring: a heavy blanket (no yoga mats)  pillow small towel Fridays, 10:30-12:00pm – Feb. 14th Feb. 21st Feb. 28th March 7th March 14th Cost:   FIRST CLASS IS FREE (FEB 14) If this class resonates with you. we are asking for a commitment to the remaining 4 classes in the series. Members: $72 for remaining 4 sessions Non-Members: $96 for remaining 4 classes NOTAFLOF ABOUT THE FELDENKRAIS METHOD:The Feldenkrais Method® is a form of somatic education that uses gentle movement and directed attention to improve movement and enhance human functioning. Through this Method, you can increase your ease and range of motion, improve your flexibility and coordination, and rediscover your innate capacity for graceful, efficient movement. These will often generalize to enhance functioning in other aspects of your life. By expanding the self-image through movement sequences that bring attention to the parts of the self that are out of awareness, the…

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Kabbalat Shabbat
6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
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Torah Study
9:30 am
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Monday Night Meditation
7:00 pm
25
Tikkun Ha’Middot
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
26
Meditation of Presence
8:15 am
with Jeffrey KesslerWednesdays  |  8:15 – 9amBy Donation  |  On Zoom  Check out our Timeline of Jewish Meditation » Torah is our technology for encountering the Divine Presence. Silence provides a necessary space for that encounter. According to Jewish tradition, the Presence dwells continually within and around us, but we must learn deep listening to receive its generative wisdom. Shemah – in a word that sounds like an exhalation of breath,  we are directed to listen in order to understand the Divine Oneness. We are to open to this Oneness with all of our heart, our soul, our strength. We must listen to our bodies, our emotions, our thoughts, all that is deep within us. Join us as we sit together in silence, after a brief teaching on meditation practice in connection either with the weekly Torah portion or where we find ourselves in the Jewish sacred calendar. About Jeffrey KesslerA graduate of Chochmat HaLev’s first Jewish Meditation Teacher Training Program, Jeffrey has studied many spiritual traditions. With degrees in philosophy, mathematics and spiritual psychology, Jeffrey has spent his life exploring the many creative disciplines of staying open in order to connect with the Nameless One. He sees Meditation and Mussar practice as key to the renewal of Jewish spirituality. DONATION INFO$18 suggested donation. Every contribution, large or small, allows us to keep bringing you meditation, services, and much more. • Donate online chochmat.org/give• Venmo @Chochmat• Paypal shalom@chochmat.org ZOOM INFOJoin with video  https://zoom.us/j/520703203?pwd=RnJNRittSkZNcnkxNm03WGxvcFgyQT09 Join by phone  1-669-900-6833, 1-346-248-7799, 1-253-215-8782Meeting ID: 520 703 203Passcode: 062729 , …
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Exploring Wisdom of the Body through Feldenkrais
10:30 am – 12:00 pm
This class series will explore our communication with our body and help us develop a relationship of acceptance, compassion, willingness and trust with our body’s wisdom. We will discover harmony and balance between the mind and body and re-attune all aspects of our being so as to meet whatever is arising with loving awareness — As we give our awareness, our awareness heals us. The class experience is a microfield for what we express in the macrofield, so as we practice care and understanding for ourselves, we bring that to all relationships in our life. In addition, Ilana will embed some images and stories from Kabbalah, our jewish mystical tradition, which are aligned with the original teachings of the method as Feldenkrais himself was related to the Bal Shem Tov. **This series is accessible to all ages and all abilities, and the series will be molded to the specific needs of people in attendance** Please bring: a heavy blanket (no yoga mats)  pillow small towel Fridays, 10:30-12:00pm – Feb. 14th Feb. 21st Feb. 28th March 7th March 14th Cost:   FIRST CLASS IS FREE (FEB 14) If this class resonates with you. we are asking for a commitment to the remaining 4 classes in the series. Members: $72 for remaining 4 sessions Non-Members: $96 for remaining 4 classes NOTAFLOF ABOUT THE FELDENKRAIS METHOD:The Feldenkrais Method® is a form of somatic education that uses gentle movement and directed attention to improve movement and enhance human functioning. Through this Method, you can increase your ease and range of motion, improve your flexibility and coordination, and rediscover your innate capacity for graceful, efficient movement. These will often generalize to enhance functioning in other aspects of your life. By expanding the self-image through movement sequences that bring attention to the parts of the self that are out of awareness, the…

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Torah Study
9:30 am
Contemplative Shabbat – Saturday Morning
11:00 am – 12:30 pm
Join us for an in-person Shabbat service. Janet Falk and Jeffrey Kessler conduct Chochmat’s beautiful Contemplative Service, created by founding member Nan Gefen and Rabbi Jonathan Omer-man. The service follows the arc of the traditional morning Shabbat service in distilled form – with alternating periods of chant and silence, time for personal prayer, Torah teaching, and Mourner’s Kaddish. Followed by: Kiddish Lunch 12:30 pm Chesed Community Care Circle 1:00 pm – Information for this circle forthcoming. DONATION INFOOur Shabbat services are supported by donation. Each donation, small and large, allows us to continue with this offering.• Donate online chochmat.org/give• Venmo @chochmat• Paypal shalom@chochmat.org , …
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