Wisdom of the Collective Heart: A Half-Day Retreat
Wisdom of the Collective Heart: A Half-Day Retreat
with Daniella Salzman and Adam Moskowitz
Sunday, February 26th 9:30 am – 1:30 pm
In person at Chochmat HaLev
2215 Prince St. Berkeley, CA 94705
This retreat invites us to return to our moment-to-moment human experience, to welcome the transformative energy of non-doing into our lives. We let go of the line between heart and mind and our wholeness becomes a safe haven for the world.
Through guided meditation, silence, gentle movement, teachings, and group reflection, we will drop into the space of loving awareness and allow innate wisdom to open us to a wider view of who we are and what is possible together.
Daniella Salzman and Adam Moskowitz are grateful to co-lead this retreat, with inspiration from many teachers, wisdom paths, and communities.
Additional Information
Arrive early to settle in and start on time, doors open at 9am. There will be cushions, back-jacks and chairs. There is a small courtyard for outdoor breaks. Hot water, tea and vegan/gluten-free snacks will be available in the kitchen.
Please Bring:
- layers for warmth
- closed water bottle for inside the sanctuary
- journal & pen
- any additional items to support you in being comfortable in your seat
Join Us In Silence: Please plan to fully disconnect from conversation, email, texting, and phone calls during our time together We will include time for group reflection.
Masks are optional: We will have air purifiers running and windows open. Please stay home if you or anyone in your household is experiencing symptoms. A full refund will be offered.
Registration Fee: $18 | Participants are invited to support the teachers with a donation at the retreat.
Please contact Adam@onemindful.com with any questions.
Zvika Krieger is the Spiritual Leader of Chochmat HaLev in Berkeley, California. He is a subversive ritualist and radical traditionalist who is passionate about harnessing ancient wisdom to create modern meaning, fostering mindfulness and authentic connection amidst digital distraction, and bridging the sacred and profane. He has trained in mindfulness and meditation at Spirit Rock Meditation Center, Insight Meditation Society, and in multiple mystical and contemplative Jewish lineages. He has co-led over 40 retreats around the world. He has served in leadership positions at Facebook, the World Economic Forum, and US Department of State, as well as Jewish organizations such as the Sukkat Shalom/Milk+Honey camp at Burning Man, Jewish Studio Project, and DC Minyan, and has taught ethical design and social impact at Stanford, UC Berkeley, and the Rhode Island School of Design. You can learn more at www.zvikakrieger.com.
Refund Policy
Tickets are transferrable but non-refundable.
COVID Protocols
While Alameda County remains in “Low” Community Risk, these are our updated protocols.
- For indoor events with 30 or fewer people present, Chochmat HaLev does not require masking.
- For indoor events with greater than 30 people, Chochmat HaLev requires masking which covers both your nose and mouth. N95, KN95, and double surgical are acceptable. Cloth masks of any kind are not acceptable.
Regardless of Community Risk level, CHL will provide passive ventilation (e.g. open windows and doors under the supervision of security-trained personnel) and other equipment as available.
DO NOT attend an event at CHL:
- if you are experiencing any potential symptoms of COVID-19 or other illness
- if you have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 10 days and have not had a negative antigen test on Day 6 or later
- if you have had a known exposure to COVID-19 in the past 3-5 days
- if a household member has tested positive in the last 10 days and has not had a negative test on Day 6 or later
