Rabbi Ruth writes:
 
You're warmly invited to journey with me through the Omer period, between Pesach and Shavuot, in a living, experiential exploration of the Sefirot (Divine - and also human - qualities). Over eight weeks (we begin one week in advance!) we will dwell on the Sefira of each week, not only as an abstract mystical idea, but as a quality that can be felt, practiced, and integrated into daily life.
 
This course invites a way of learning that is embodied, reflective, and deep. We will meet the Sefirot as inner landscapes that shape our lives and relationships, our prayer and our presence in the world. Each session brings together text, teaching, contemplative practice, and song, creating space for the wisdom of the tradition to encounter our real questions and lived experience.
 
The Omer is a time that offers communal support for gradual transformation, a sacred counting that honors process rather than arrival. Together, we will create a learning community that chooses to make these weeks count. This is an invitation to growth that is honest and compassionate, grounded in the Neo-Hasidic path, devoted to seeking personal meaning.
 
No prior knowledge is required. Only curiosity, openness, and a willingness to walk this path with others.
 
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How does it work?
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The course consists of eight recorded sessions, of approximately 1.25 hours each.
 
Each session includes studying primary texts as well as a guided practice to ground the learning in embodied experience.
 
Participants can watch or listen to the sessions at their own convenience.
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Registrants gain lifetime access to all the course materials.
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