Let’s be real: meaningful, lasting change requires honest acknowledgment, not self-punishment. With guest Rabbi Jason Kimelman-Block, explore the ancient practice of teshuva (return) as a framework for the kind of self-reckoning that actually sticks.
Drawing on the Jewish ethical practice Mussar, Chassidic wisdom, and the surprising story of Yehuda, you’ll be guided through reflection, visioning, and concrete intention-setting across four dimensions of our lives: our relationships, our bodies, our spiritual lives, and our relationship to the planet.
No one will be turned away from any of our classes due to lack of funds. For more information, please contact our Jewish Life Associate, Robyn.