ENCOUNTERING THE TREE OF LIFE PART 2: Embodying the Kabbalistic Tree

Register for both parts together and receive a 15% discount on this course.

Step into a transformative journey with the Kabbalistic Tree of Life—a profound map of Creation and the Divine essence within us all. This brand-new four-week course* offers a unique perspective through the lens of a female kabbalistic tradition.

Throughout the course, you'll:

• Discover the Tree’s Attributes: Explore how the Tree’s attributes manifest within yourself.
• Achieve Balance and Wholeness: Learn practical techniques to cultivate balance and harmony in your life and relationships.
• Embark on a Personal Journey: Engage in teachings, guided visualizations, embodied expressions, and reflective practices such as journaling and sketching.
• Connect and Learn Together: Share insights and experiences with learning partners in lively discussions.

Each week delves into a different facet of the Tree, guiding you through its wisdom with minimal reading assignments. Join us and uncover the profound wisdom of the Tree of Life, empowering your personal growth and connection to the divine within.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment.

*this course builds on the introduction in Part 1 —which is a prerequisite and is offered twice in February: OR

MEET THE INSTRUCTORS

Rabbi Nadya is Co-Founder and Chief Programming Officer of Yerusha, a spiritual director, and congregational leader. She transmits the mystical teachings passed down from her grandmother in a two-year wisdom school: Secrets My Grandmother Told Me, serves on the faculty of Yerusha's Sage-ing® Legacy Program, and the Anamcara Project of the Sacred Art of Living Center. She is the co-author, with Rabbi Malka Drucker, of .

Yoreseht En-Kohenet Ruach D’vorah is Founding Director of The Lilith Institute. She co-directed the Women’s Spirituality MA Program, Institute of Transpersonal Psychology/Sofia University in Palo Alto, California, and founded Mishkan Shekhinah, a movable sanctuary honoring the Sacred Feminine in all traditions. Her anthology includes sacred writings of 72 women in 25 spiritual traditions. Other publications: ; “The Kohanot: Keepers of the Flame” in Stepping into Ourselves (Key & Cant); the Jewish priestess and Lilith entries in Encyclopedia of Women in World Religions.

Host or Publisher Yerusha