A new Kabbalah Study Group will start on March 1st 2010 for people who are interested in learning the Kabbalah through a Kabbalistic text: “The Knowing Heart” by Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto (Ramchal). The group will meet on Mondays from 5:00 – 7: pm for two sets of 12 sessions each.
Rabbi Areyeh Kaplan said about Ramchal: “The author begins with our most basic beliefs regarding the existence of G-d and His purpose in creation, and shows how most of the other important teachings of Judaism are a logical consequence of these concepts. The reader is led from thought to thought, through a dialogue between the soul and the intellect, until the entire structure of Judaism is presented as a logical whole.” As for the author; Rabbi Luzzatto, the RAMCHAL, is considered one of the foremost and most prolific Jewish thinkers of all time.
Learning this book would open new vistas of consciousness for you and could change your perception of your life, if you allow it. It provides a new grasp of the Universe, the “why” and the “what for” and above all conveys an optimistic view of our future in the “big” picture.
Participation in the class will require: a. Purchasing the book: “The Knowing Heart”. b. Since the material is very complexed and introduces new ways of looking at the world and ourselves, consistent participation is an absolute must.
Interested people should call Ziva Moyal, who will be leading the class, at Tel: 751-1442.
Acceptance to the group is dependent upon a prior phone interview with Ziva.
The fee for participation in the group is $60 for 12 sessions. The money will be a donation for the TJC. No one will be turned down because of financial difficulties.
Time:
9:30am - 10:30am
Description:
Rosen Method Exercise 9:30-10:30
Time:
5:00pm - 6:30pm
Description:
BNai Shalom Annual Meeting
Time:
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Description:
Restorative yoga with Michele Marien. 1-2 pm every Tuesday. Sponsored by the Chesed Project. Newcomers call before coming, 758-8615. Donations welcome.
Time:
4:00pm - 5:00pm
Description:
Join Ziva Moyal and friends for a meditative hour of Hebrew chanting. Chants are simple to learn and follow. Everyone welcome. Call 758-8615 for information.
Time:
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Description:
This lively discussion group, moderated by various community members meets every Wednesday from 5:30-7pm. Everyone is welcome to come and discuss current issues in the news with a focus on Jewish community interests. Whether you itch to express your point of view, or prefer to listen, it is the place to be! Donations accepted but not required.
Time:
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Description:
God spoke and the World became. Hebrew letters, words and concepts permeate the totality of our existence. Join Judah Botzer in a six week journey through Hebrew’s beautiful rhythms and concise expression. Basic prayers, fundamental concepts and joyous songs will all be drawn upon. “My objective,” says Judah, “is to inundate students with the sacred words and expression of the Jewish people.” “I want to give you the tools and building blocks of Hebrew thought and use so that the letters and words themselves will begin to communicate with you.”
Judah Botzer is fluent in colloquial and liturgical Hebrew and has a deep appreciation for the mysteries veiled in Biblical Hebrew. He brings to his teaching the unique synthesis of Jewish culture, history and religion that he has gained from immersion in both Jewish-American and Israeli society. Judah began his study of Hebrew in kindergarten, and received a classic Jewish education from Park Synagogue, the largest Conservative congregation in the world, where he served as Torah reader and Hebrew teacher. Judah received a teaching degree from the Cleveland College of Jewish Studies. He subsequently spent 15 years living in Israel where he used Hebrew as his primary language.
Classes are on-going and drop-ins are always welcome. The cost is $7 for TJC members, and $10 for non-members. All are welcome to attend regardless of previous knowledge of Hebrew. Class is structured to accommodate beginners and intermediate level students. For questions about the course, contact Judah at 575-751-0779.
Time:
9:00am - 1:00pm
Description:
Torah discussion begins at 9am and services follow (beginning around 10:30). Everyone welcome. A reform prayer book is used, services in hebrew (transliteration in the prayer book). Lay-led by the Taos Minyan, everyone welcome.
Time:
10:00am - 11:30am
Description:
All families are welcome! Sunday school meets twice a month, from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. Classes are open to children ages two and older. For more information call the TJC, Pam Remstein 776-3846 or Rachel Kolman 758-9891.
Time:
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Description:
Pesach Teaching with Maggid Andy Gold
Pesach continues to be a HolyDay celebrated by a very high percentage of Jews, regardless of one’s degree of observance and identification. The Biblical narrative has been well known to most of us since childhood. As well it should. Yet because of our desire to engage our children in the Seder, much of our own understanding of the narrative is a reflection of that context. Pesach contains teachings that are fundamental to Jewish cosmology, and are quite profound.
Come join us for teachings and practices that will help illumine aspects of Pesach that often remain obscured:
Where is Egypt?
Who is Pharoh and his hardened heart? The mid-wives, Moshe, Elijah, the 4 children, the mixed-multitude?
What is the significance of God’s ‘out-stretched arm’, the plagues?
What is chamaytz, and what are we to do with it?
What is the nature of our Freedom journey?
The TJC welcomes back Andy Gold, a favorite spiritual teacher to many Taosenos. Andy was ordained as a Rabbinic Pastor and Maggid in l988. He leads classes in contemplative Jewish spirituality throughout the US and has taught in Israel as well. Andy has also studied with Native American elders here in New Mexico, and is an initiate of a traditional Sufi lineage in Turkey. Andy is the director of the Rose Mountain retreat center outside of Las Vegas, NM.
$12 ($10 members) Suggested Donation
Time:
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Description:
A new Kabbalah Study Group will start on March 1st 2010 for people who are interested in learning the Kabbalah through a Kabbalistic text: “The Knowing Heart” by Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto (Ramchal). The group will meet on Mondays from 5:00 – 7: pm for two sets of 12 sessions each.
Rabbi Areyeh Kaplan said about Ramchal: “The author begins with our most basic beliefs regarding the existence of G-d and His purpose in creation, and shows how most of the other important teachings of Judaism are a logical consequence of these concepts. The reader is led from thought to thought, through a dialogue between the soul and the intellect, until the entire structure of Judaism is presented as a logical whole.” As for the author; Rabbi Luzzatto, the RAMCHAL, is considered one of the foremost and most prolific Jewish thinkers of all time.
Learning this book would open new vistas of consciousness for you and could change your perception of your life, if you allow it. It provides a new grasp of the Universe, the “why” and the “what for” and above all conveys an optimistic view of our future in the “big” picture.
Participation in the class will require: a. Purchasing the book: “The Knowing Heart”. b. Since the material is very complexed and introduces new ways of looking at the world and ourselves, consistent participation is an absolute must.
Interested people should call Ziva Moyal, who will be leading the class, at Tel: 751-1442.
Acceptance to the group is dependent upon a prior phone interview with Ziva.
The fee for participation in the group is $60 for 12 sessions. The money will be a donation for the TJC. No one will be turned down because of financial difficulties.
Time:
9:30am - 10:30am
Description:
Rosen Method Exercise 9:30-10:30
Time:
5:00pm - 6:00pm
Description:
This on-going support group meets on the second Tuesday of the month to explore issues of significance for caregivers of those living with Alzheimer's and other memory impairment. 5-6pm. Sponsored by the Chesed project.
Time:
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Description:
Restorative yoga with Michele Marien. 1-2 pm every Tuesday. Sponsored by the Chesed Project. Newcomers call before coming, 758-8615. Donations welcome.
Time:
4:00pm - 5:00pm
Description:
Join Ziva Moyal and friends for a meditative hour of Hebrew chanting. Chants are simple to learn and follow. Everyone welcome. Call 758-8615 for information.
Time:
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Description:
This lively discussion group, moderated by various community members meets every Wednesday from 5:30-7pm. Everyone is welcome to come and discuss current issues in the news with a focus on Jewish community interests. Whether you itch to express your point of view, or prefer to listen, it is the place to be! Donations accepted but not required.
Time:
1:30pm - 3:00pm
Description:
Join other seniors in a fun, relaxed game of Scrabble. Sponsored by the Chesed Project.
Time:
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Description:
God spoke and the World became. Hebrew letters, words and concepts permeate the totality of our existence. Join Judah Botzer in a six week journey through Hebrew’s beautiful rhythms and concise expression. Basic prayers, fundamental concepts and joyous songs will all be drawn upon. “My objective,” says Judah, “is to inundate students with the sacred words and expression of the Jewish people.” “I want to give you the tools and building blocks of Hebrew thought and use so that the letters and words themselves will begin to communicate with you.”
Judah Botzer is fluent in colloquial and liturgical Hebrew and has a deep appreciation for the mysteries veiled in Biblical Hebrew. He brings to his teaching the unique synthesis of Jewish culture, history and religion that he has gained from immersion in both Jewish-American and Israeli society. Judah began his study of Hebrew in kindergarten, and received a classic Jewish education from Park Synagogue, the largest Conservative congregation in the world, where he served as Torah reader and Hebrew teacher. Judah received a teaching degree from the Cleveland College of Jewish Studies. He subsequently spent 15 years living in Israel where he used Hebrew as his primary language.
Classes are on-going and drop-ins are always welcome. The cost is $7 for TJC members, and $10 for non-members. All are welcome to attend regardless of previous knowledge of Hebrew. Class is structured to accommodate beginners and intermediate level students. For questions about the course, contact Judah at 575-751-0779.
Time:
9:00am - 1:00pm
Description:
Torah discussion begins at 9am and services follow (beginning around 10:30). Everyone welcome. A reform prayer book is used, services in hebrew (transliteration in the prayer book). Lay-led by the Taos Minyan, everyone welcome.
Time:
4:00pm
Description:
If you are interested in rehearsing or learning the music and songs for the Passover Seder ahead of time, please join Cindy Grossman for a song fest on Sunday March 14th @ 4:00pm at the TJC. Let Cindy know you will attend. Her email is: cingoldy@taosnet.com.
Time:
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Description:
A new Kabbalah Study Group will start on March 1st 2010 for people who are interested in learning the Kabbalah through a Kabbalistic text: “The Knowing Heart” by Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto (Ramchal). The group will meet on Mondays from 5:00 – 7: pm for two sets of 12 sessions each.
Rabbi Areyeh Kaplan said about Ramchal: “The author begins with our most basic beliefs regarding the existence of G-d and His purpose in creation, and shows how most of the other important teachings of Judaism are a logical consequence of these concepts. The reader is led from thought to thought, through a dialogue between the soul and the intellect, until the entire structure of Judaism is presented as a logical whole.” As for the author; Rabbi Luzzatto, the RAMCHAL, is considered one of the foremost and most prolific Jewish thinkers of all time.
Learning this book would open new vistas of consciousness for you and could change your perception of your life, if you allow it. It provides a new grasp of the Universe, the “why” and the “what for” and above all conveys an optimistic view of our future in the “big” picture.
Participation in the class will require: a. Purchasing the book: “The Knowing Heart”. b. Since the material is very complexed and introduces new ways of looking at the world and ourselves, consistent participation is an absolute must.
Interested people should call Ziva Moyal, who will be leading the class, at Tel: 751-1442.
Acceptance to the group is dependent upon a prior phone interview with Ziva.
The fee for participation in the group is $60 for 12 sessions. The money will be a donation for the TJC. No one will be turned down because of financial difficulties.
Time:
9:30am - 10:30am
Description:
Rosen Method Exercise 9:30-10:30
Time:
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Description:
An hour of healing and prayerful Jewish chant led by Ziva Moyal. No knowledge of Hebrew or prior experience necessary.
Time:
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Description:
Restorative yoga with Michele Marien. 1-2 pm every Tuesday. Sponsored by the Chesed Project. Newcomers call before coming, 758-8615. Donations welcome.
Time:
4:00pm - 5:00pm
Description:
Join Ziva Moyal and friends for a meditative hour of Hebrew chanting. Chants are simple to learn and follow. Everyone welcome. Call 758-8615 for information.
Time:
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Description:
This lively discussion group, moderated by various community members meets every Wednesday from 5:30-7pm. Everyone is welcome to come and discuss current issues in the news with a focus on Jewish community interests. Whether you itch to express your point of view, or prefer to listen, it is the place to be! Donations accepted but not required.
Time:
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Description:
God spoke and the World became. Hebrew letters, words and concepts permeate the totality of our existence. Join Judah Botzer in a six week journey through Hebrew’s beautiful rhythms and concise expression. Basic prayers, fundamental concepts and joyous songs will all be drawn upon. “My objective,” says Judah, “is to inundate students with the sacred words and expression of the Jewish people.” “I want to give you the tools and building blocks of Hebrew thought and use so that the letters and words themselves will begin to communicate with you.”
Judah Botzer is fluent in colloquial and liturgical Hebrew and has a deep appreciation for the mysteries veiled in Biblical Hebrew. He brings to his teaching the unique synthesis of Jewish culture, history and religion that he has gained from immersion in both Jewish-American and Israeli society. Judah began his study of Hebrew in kindergarten, and received a classic Jewish education from Park Synagogue, the largest Conservative congregation in the world, where he served as Torah reader and Hebrew teacher. Judah received a teaching degree from the Cleveland College of Jewish Studies. He subsequently spent 15 years living in Israel where he used Hebrew as his primary language.
Classes are on-going and drop-ins are always welcome. The cost is $7 for TJC members, and $10 for non-members. All are welcome to attend regardless of previous knowledge of Hebrew. Class is structured to accommodate beginners and intermediate level students. For questions about the course, contact Judah at 575-751-0779.
Time:
9:00am - 1:00pm
Description:
Torah discussion begins at 9am and services follow (beginning around 10:30). Everyone welcome. A reform prayer book is used, services in hebrew (transliteration in the prayer book). Lay-led by the Taos Minyan, everyone welcome.
Time:
6:30pm
Description:
"THE DIVINE FEMININE" -- a Dynamic Delight w/ author Mirabai Starr and hosts Marianne & Ron Furedi
Saturday March 20th, 6:30pm
Partake in cuisine of the House of Marianne and Ron Furedi, home of last year’s unforgettable Hungarian delight. The evening will be laced with the universal poetry of Mirabai Starr written in homage to the Divine Feminine, the Shechina. Mirabai focuses on the teachings found at the heart of all the world’s spiritual paths, in an effort to promote peace and justice. She speaks and teaches nationally and internationally on the mystics and contemplative practice. Dinner will be a delicious manifestation of the Divine Feminine á la divine recipes of our Jewish Mothers.
This event is part of the TJC's Dynamic Delights series. An outstanding handful of fantastic cooks, excellent hosts and gracious hostesses will open their homes for five remarkable, intimate, luscious, and dynamically delightful occasions, affectionately known as “Dynamic Delights.” Each Dynamic Delight guest can look forward to an afternoon or evening filled with charming hospitality, lush cuisine, wine, and conversation with distinguished guests or musical entertainment. Reservations are required; seating is limited, you determine the amount within the sliding scale of $45-90 per person. All proceeds benefit the TJC. These do sell out. For reservations call 758-8615.
Time:
11:30am
Description:
Sunday March 21st ,11:30 am
“Women of the Bible” with Sara Noveson
Potluck brunch (no shellfish or pork, please). Suggested Donation: $5/member, $7/non-members.
Sara Noveson’s artwork and Judaic Art is a unique inspirational and luminous blend of art. Many of the pieces are bordered with Hebrew Psalms and blessings. Influenced by the stories from the Torah and Kabala, her Women of the Bible paintings and limited editions are mystical and powerfully charged with the spirituality of these great women. She is going to be showing her art work, her new book and speaking for about an hour about “Women of the Bible.” There will also be time for questions and answers.
Novenson is in great demand as a speaker and lecturer on the subject of her Women of the Bible series and Jewish folk art. Since 1992 she has lectured and taught in synagogues, churches, museums and organizations (including Haddasah) throughout the US and Europe.
About her presentation, Sara says: "A slide show of the paintings of my Women of the Bible series is presented as I tell many of the stories. Along with my own research of the Women, I studied with a woman who is a very esteemed Torah and Kabalah scholar. The stories are beautiful, powerful and some quite unknown. Each of the women are powerful archetypes and teachers for all contemporary women. Defying the boundaries of time the Women of the Bible reach out to guide and strengthen us in our “modern” lives."
"Part of my talk is dedicated to the stories of the actual painting of “The Women”. They are amazing stories in themselves. I am publishing a book of my “Women” and I read a short story from it during my talk. The limited edition box set of “Illuminated Visions Women of the Bible” will be at the presentation as well as the hand painted limited editions of “The Women” and other images."
"I also speak of my personal journey as a Jewish woman and artist. How and why I began the body of Jewish work, and how my spirituality has affected my art and my life."
The artwork and the limited edition book will be exhibited and available for purchase. You can visit Sara's website at www.novenson.com.
In addition to Sara’s presentation at the TJC in March, in June she will also be teaching a "Women of the Bible" workshop entitled “Pages in Our Book of Life, From Our Biblical Ancestors to Our Descendants” with Rabbi Mindy Portnoy from Temple Sinai in Washington DC. The workshop will be at Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu June 21st to 27th.
Time:
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Description:
A new Kabbalah Study Group will start on March 1st 2010 for people who are interested in learning the Kabbalah through a Kabbalistic text: “The Knowing Heart” by Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto (Ramchal). The group will meet on Mondays from 5:00 – 7: pm for two sets of 12 sessions each.
Rabbi Areyeh Kaplan said about Ramchal: “The author begins with our most basic beliefs regarding the existence of G-d and His purpose in creation, and shows how most of the other important teachings of Judaism are a logical consequence of these concepts. The reader is led from thought to thought, through a dialogue between the soul and the intellect, until the entire structure of Judaism is presented as a logical whole.” As for the author; Rabbi Luzzatto, the RAMCHAL, is considered one of the foremost and most prolific Jewish thinkers of all time.
Learning this book would open new vistas of consciousness for you and could change your perception of your life, if you allow it. It provides a new grasp of the Universe, the “why” and the “what for” and above all conveys an optimistic view of our future in the “big” picture.
Participation in the class will require: a. Purchasing the book: “The Knowing Heart”. b. Since the material is very complexed and introduces new ways of looking at the world and ourselves, consistent participation is an absolute must.
Interested people should call Ziva Moyal, who will be leading the class, at Tel: 751-1442.
Acceptance to the group is dependent upon a prior phone interview with Ziva.
The fee for participation in the group is $60 for 12 sessions. The money will be a donation for the TJC. No one will be turned down because of financial difficulties.
Time:
9:30am - 10:30am
Description:
Rosen Method Exercise 9:30-10:30
Time:
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Description:
Restorative yoga with Michele Marien. 1-2 pm every Tuesday. Sponsored by the Chesed Project. Newcomers call before coming, 758-8615. Donations welcome.
Time:
1:00pm - 2:30pm
Description:
ARTSTREAMS: From The Well Of Memory. An interactive art discussion for the memory impaired and their caregivers sponsored by the Chesed Project. New participants should pre-register by calling Kathleen at 758-8615 ext. 2. Held the last Wednesday of each month from 1-2:30 at area museums, the Taos Fire Station, and galleries.
Time:
4:00pm - 5:00pm
Description:
Join Ziva Moyal and friends for a meditative hour of Hebrew chanting. Chants are simple to learn and follow. Everyone welcome. Call 758-8615 for information.
Time:
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Description:
This lively discussion group, moderated by various community members meets every Wednesday from 5:30-7pm. Everyone is welcome to come and discuss current issues in the news with a focus on Jewish community interests. Whether you itch to express your point of view, or prefer to listen, it is the place to be! Donations accepted but not required.
Time:
1:30pm - 3:00pm
Description:
Join other seniors in a fun, relaxed game of Scrabble. Sponsored by the Chesed Project.
Time:
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Description:
God spoke and the World became. Hebrew letters, words and concepts permeate the totality of our existence. Join Judah Botzer in a six week journey through Hebrew’s beautiful rhythms and concise expression. Basic prayers, fundamental concepts and joyous songs will all be drawn upon. “My objective,” says Judah, “is to inundate students with the sacred words and expression of the Jewish people.” “I want to give you the tools and building blocks of Hebrew thought and use so that the letters and words themselves will begin to communicate with you.”
Judah Botzer is fluent in colloquial and liturgical Hebrew and has a deep appreciation for the mysteries veiled in Biblical Hebrew. He brings to his teaching the unique synthesis of Jewish culture, history and religion that he has gained from immersion in both Jewish-American and Israeli society. Judah began his study of Hebrew in kindergarten, and received a classic Jewish education from Park Synagogue, the largest Conservative congregation in the world, where he served as Torah reader and Hebrew teacher. Judah received a teaching degree from the Cleveland College of Jewish Studies. He subsequently spent 15 years living in Israel where he used Hebrew as his primary language.
Classes are on-going and drop-ins are always welcome. The cost is $7 for TJC members, and $10 for non-members. All are welcome to attend regardless of previous knowledge of Hebrew. Class is structured to accommodate beginners and intermediate level students. For questions about the course, contact Judah at 575-751-0779.
Time:
9:00am - 1:00pm
Description:
Torah discussion begins at 9am and services follow (beginning around 10:30). Everyone welcome. A reform prayer book is used, services in hebrew (transliteration in the prayer book). Lay-led by the Taos Minyan, everyone welcome.
Time:
10:00am - 11:30am
Description:
All families are welcome! Sunday school meets twice a month, from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. Classes are open to children ages two and older. For more information call the TJC, Pam Remstein 776-3846 or Rachel Kolman 758-9891.
Description:
Erev Pesach
Time:
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Description:
A new Kabbalah Study Group will start on March 1st 2010 for people who are interested in learning the Kabbalah through a Kabbalistic text: “The Knowing Heart” by Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto (Ramchal). The group will meet on Mondays from 5:00 – 7: pm for two sets of 12 sessions each.
Rabbi Areyeh Kaplan said about Ramchal: “The author begins with our most basic beliefs regarding the existence of G-d and His purpose in creation, and shows how most of the other important teachings of Judaism are a logical consequence of these concepts. The reader is led from thought to thought, through a dialogue between the soul and the intellect, until the entire structure of Judaism is presented as a logical whole.” As for the author; Rabbi Luzzatto, the RAMCHAL, is considered one of the foremost and most prolific Jewish thinkers of all time.
Learning this book would open new vistas of consciousness for you and could change your perception of your life, if you allow it. It provides a new grasp of the Universe, the “why” and the “what for” and above all conveys an optimistic view of our future in the “big” picture.
Participation in the class will require: a. Purchasing the book: “The Knowing Heart”. b. Since the material is very complexed and introduces new ways of looking at the world and ourselves, consistent participation is an absolute must.
Interested people should call Ziva Moyal, who will be leading the class, at Tel: 751-1442.
Acceptance to the group is dependent upon a prior phone interview with Ziva.
The fee for participation in the group is $60 for 12 sessions. The money will be a donation for the TJC. No one will be turned down because of financial difficulties.
Description:
Pesach I
Time:
9:30am - 10:30am
Description:
Rosen Method Exercise 9:30-10:30
Time:
5:15pm
Description:
Community Led Passover Seder
An Organized Pot Luck
Sponsored by BNai Shalom & the TJC
The Community Seder will be held:
On March 30th At 5:15 PM
At St James Episcopal Church
Located at the corner of Gusdorf and 208 Camino de Santiago
Price: Adults - $15.00($13.00 for members) Children under 12 - $8.00($5.00 for members)
Reservations due by March 22nd
You will be contacted after submitting your reservation as to what to bring for the potluck. Community members will be receiving invitations (with reservation information) in the mail in early March. If you are not on our mailing list, or do not receive your invitation, please call the TJC office at 758-8615 to RSVP.
Description:
Pesach II
Time:
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Description:
Restorative yoga with Michele Marien. 1-2 pm every Tuesday. Sponsored by the Chesed Project. Newcomers call before coming, 758-8615. Donations welcome.
Time:
4:00pm - 5:00pm
Description:
Join Ziva Moyal and friends for a meditative hour of Hebrew chanting. Chants are simple to learn and follow. Everyone welcome. Call 758-8615 for information.
Time:
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Description:
This lively discussion group, moderated by various community members meets every Wednesday from 5:30-7pm. Everyone is welcome to come and discuss current issues in the news with a focus on Jewish community interests. Whether you itch to express your point of view, or prefer to listen, it is the place to be! Donations accepted but not required.
5pm» Kabbalah Study - "The Knowing Heart"