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kabbalah for skeptics
a short introduction to jewish mysticism
for non-mystics

Four mondays in June: June 7, 14, 21, and 28
7:00-8:30 pm
makor
35 west 67th street
cost: $80 for four sessions
to register : click here
or call 212-601-1000



 

So, you're curious about Kabbalah.  Why does Madonna wear a string around her wrist?  What is the Zohar about?  And can you get the answer to these questions without checking your healthy  skepticism at the door? 

Learn the answers to these questions at this short, four-session introduction to Kabbalah led by Jay Michaelson, who has been learning and teaching Kabbalah for ten years.  We will focus on the core symbols of the "theosophical" Kabbalah, including the Zohar; the meditative practices of Rabbi Abraham Abulafia; the popularization of Kabbalah through Hasidism; and folk beliefs including golems, angels, demons, reincarnation, even the red string.

Most importantly, no questions are off the table; no beliefs are assumed; and no products will be for sale.  This is the ideal opportunity to learn about the core teachings of Jewish mysticism with no strings attached -- magical or otherwise.  Whether you find it inspiring or merely diverting is up to you.  

For a basic introduction to Kabbalah, click here.  To register, click the link above.

 


 

related pages:

embodied judaism an experiential course i am teaching in summer, 2003 at Elat Chayyim about Judaism, nature, and the body.

What the World is and What to Do About It an experiential account of the nature of Being, and how to perceive it (from zeek.net)

Loneliness and Faith the interrelationship between loneliness and religious experience. (from zeek.net)

Constriction doubt, skepticism, limit, and illusion (from zeek.net)

about jay michaelson

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