To continue deepening our practice, we’re delighted to share this month’s Hineni with Ami: Yoga and Jewish Spirituality , guided by the energy of Adar. Adar arrives as an invitation into joy — not as something imposed from the outside, but as something cultivated from within. Our tradition teaches: Mishenichnas Adar, marbim b’simcha — when Adar enters, joy increases. This is not a denial of life’s tender or uncertain moments, but a quiet insistence that joy can coexist along

“We breathe in what the trees breathe out And the trees breathe in what we breathe out. So we breathe each other into life.” - Rabbi Arthur Waskow From the darkness of Tevet we come to the joy of Shevat. and the full moon on Tu B'Shvat, the new year of the trees. Not hidden but emanating bright light, we celebrate as the sap is rising and the fruit is beginning to ripen. And He made the letter Tzadik King over taste. Good flavor is the holy spark revealed! Tu B'Shvat celebra