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May Events with Sylvia Boorstein and Joseph Goldstein
These two outstanding Nishmat Hayyim presentations were meaningful & enjoyable for all present.
Sylvia Boorstein & Joseph Goldstein discuss "Across Traditions: Judaism, Buddhism, & Meditation" at the Friends Meeting House in Cambridge. (photos below)
Sylvia Boorstein delights the many attending her presentation of "Cultivating the Loving Heart" at Temple Beth Zion in Brookline. (photos below)
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Residential Retreat
with Jay Michaelson and Seth Castleman
Thursday, August 26, 2010, 5:00 PM - Sunday, August 29, 2010, 12:00 noon
Join Nishmat Hayyim for its inaugural residential retreat.
This silent meditation retreat is for beginners as well as
experienced meditators.
The retreat will include sitting meditation, walking meditation,
prayer meditation, & eating meditation
The power of mindfulness is central to Judaism
and the key to opening the mind.
Delicious vegetarian food will be served.
All rooms are singles.
Scholarships available
Cost for retreat, including teachings:
Scholarship: $375
Standard: $525
Supporter: $675
Click here or an article by Jay Michaelson entitled: YHVH Means Is: Why It’s Good for Jews to Meditate.
(Click here to view the same article in your browser.)
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What is Jewish Meditation?
Seth Castleman
"Jewish meditation, at its essence, is a path towards living a healthy, happy, and righteous life. As we awaken our conscious attention, we are driven less by habit and reactivity and more by our deeper intentions. It is a new lens of perception, opening the door to infinite possibilities, for ourselves and for the world."
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