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THE JEWISH ART
The Jewish Art of Prayer and Spiritual Experience
WHEN
SIX WEDNESDAYS LOCATION
FREMONT BANK - BROOKVALE BRANCH MORE INFO 510-300-4090 | CHABADFREMONT.COM
FEE: $99/$54 | Due to numerous requests, we have added an option to sign up to three out of six classes to accommodate busy schedules
BRING YOUR SPOUSE OR A FRIEND AND BOTH RECEIVE 15% DISCOUNT!
COURSE OVERVIEW ![]() LESSON 1 Awakening Our Deepest Selves Prayer is not a ritual; it is a contemplative tool that helps us balance urgent or bodily matters with what's meaningful and important. It tunes us in to our deepest beliefs and feeling, giving them expression in our immediate lives. ![]() LESSON 2 The Kabbalah of Prayer What's the secret behind prayer's mystical power? How does it affect the flow of cosmic energy? Can it alter the Divine will? Learn how to engage in this endeavor more effectively, and how to regard your most important wishes as part of your relationship with the Creator. ![]() LESSON 3 Discovering Nature's Wonderland Guided meditations in prayer transport us from a place of natural indifference to an awestruck, vivid awareness with heartfelt marveling at the rich spiritual meaning in our surroundings. ![]() LESSON 4 Toward Transcendence Moving from the manifest to the transcendent, our meditative journey brings us to realize how, in the grand scheme, we are but negligible dots. Yet, despite our tininess, we serve as agents in a mission of infinite import. ![]() LESSON 5 Total Surrender At the pinnacle of inspiration and intimacy with the Creator, what comes next? More inspiration? No. Letting go. When the ego loses its sense of identity and is absorbed in its greater purpose, it is, paradoxically, best suited to appeal for its needs. ![]() LESSON 6 The Power of the Community Is there a way to bring the exhilarating passion of a secluded hilltop meditation into a synagogue, when praying with a group and prayer book? We explore practical tips for synchronizing a heartfelt spiritual journey with a communal synagogue experience.
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